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Employers should not expect massive changes, but rather some minor changes with which compliance will be relatively easy.

A frequent mistake employers make when dealing with dismissal, is failing to afford employees "procedural fairness".

A support person at a disciplinary meeting takes notes for the employee and acts as a sounding board for the employee.

A testamentary trust is a trust that is created under a will and comes into effect after you die for estate planning.

Step-children may be able to make a claim if they are able to prove their eligibility and inadequate provision for them.

Anyone who is separating or has separated from their partner needs to take immediate steps to ensure the security of their computer and other digital devices.

If you have recently separated from your spouse or partner, then you may be experiencing further financial challenges.

Parties to family law proceedings may be committing an indictable offence if they publish any court details online.

A carefully considered estate plan is essential to protect your assets and to protect the best interests of your child.

Since 2000 couples engaged to be married have been able to enter into what is known as a pre-nuptial agreement.

The article summarises a recent paper of the use of social media in family law proceedings and comments for litigants.

Discussion of parenting arrangements and relocation in family law cases.

There is no automatic right for the surviving parent to have care of children after the death of the residential parent.

Harsher penalties for parties who fail to meet the Court standard for disclosing Information relevant to an issue in the Case.

ASIC highlights some risks for operators of crowd funding websites and people participating in crowd funding projects.

Senator the Hon Joe Ludwig released an exposure draft legislation containing an important element of the first stage response by the government to privacy reform – the proposed Australian Privacy Principles, which unify the current Information Privacy Principles and the National Privacy Principles.

Article discusses the implications of the CERPO Bill on statutory demands, bankruptcy and insolvent trading.