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The case highlights the need to be precise in drafting these agreements, particularly in respect to division of property.

Despite the novelty of the Chan case, the Court advised against resorting to video wills and recommended a formal will.

Article outlines when a court will be prepared to consider changing the surname of a child.

The case demonstrates that when making decisions, the Court's paramount consideration is the best interests of the child.

The court found that placing greater weight on the husband's contribution did not do justice to the wife's contribution.

In separation, when one party is not registered on the title of property, lodging a caveat may secure their interest.

The assets of a relationship include all assets, whether they were acquired prior, during or after the relationship.

The article is an overview of maintenance in a relationship breakdown and a checklist to help you navigate to a solution.

The Collaborative Process is the out of court divorce option that allows you to take control and find better solutions.

Having a testamentary trust in your will can have tax and asset protection benefits for your beneficiaries.

One of the side effects of these recent ASX changes is that they will make listings more difficult for small companies.

Receivers want to inspect the dead conwoman's sneaker collection, as some may be worth up to $12,000.

The role of IP is now recognised as critical in promoting innovation and maintaining competitive edge for businesseses.

The use of AdWords generally does not constitute trade mark infringement because it does not represent trade mark use.

Google has announced that it will allow the use of trade marks as keywords in its AdWords programme from 23 April 2013.

In November, we wrote that the Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC) of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) which administers domain names, had launched a probe into the practice “front running”.

Parallel importation may not be an infringement of the trade mark rights of an overseas manufacturer in Australia.