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ArticleDocuments produced for court: not to be used for other purposesThe important rule to remember if documents have been produced for the purposes of Court proceedings.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationHHG Legal Group
ArticleHow do you pursue a debt?The most common ways to pursue a debt are via court proceedings, a statutory demand or via specialist adjudication.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationHHG Legal Group
ArticleLegal professional privilege and confidential communicationsThe article explores the issue of legal professional privilege and privileged communications between client and lawyer.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationHHG Legal Group
ArticlePersonal and business data protection - how do i do it?The OAIC has released a 'guide to securing personal information'.AustraliaPrivacyHHG Legal Group
ArticleCourt clarifies adjudicator's role in constructions payment claimsThese adjudication decisions across Australia may ultimately provide greater commercial certainty to contractors.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleHHG Construction law series: Part five: No apportionment of entire contract rightsFair value claims are sometimes available, even when there is no right to be paid under a construction contract.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleHigh rise in WA: Higher risk for builders (Part 1)Consumer expectations give rise to specific risks which are particular to high-density residential building contractors.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleUnfound confusion over Construction Contracts Act 2004 changesAll the proposed amendments seek to do is to make the Act more effective in protecting construction contractors.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleZorzi v Town of Cambridge: A Wake-Up Call for WA PlannersThis decision sets a precedent for how development approvals are to be interpreted and how planning discretion must be exercised.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleA tax lawyer's checklist: Part three: Personal tax returnBe aware of not only your tax planning opportunities but also your responsibilities before the end of the financial year.AustraliaTaxHHG Legal Group
ArticleIn child custody disputes, what is the difference between Equal Time and Substantial and Significant Time?The Family Court will often be called upon to decide how much time children in dispute will spend with each parent.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialHHG Legal Group
ArticleWhat you need to know before separating from your partnerYou should take these tips into account early on before making any impulse decisions that could affect your legal rights.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialHHG Legal Group
ArticleDo you know about your verge and driveway laws?Answers to frequently asked questions about driveway access & front verge issues.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleStrata titles reform update – Five key changes in WA strata lawThe Strata Titles Amendment Bill 2018 introduces the most significant changes in strata law in more than last 20 years. .AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleWho is on first? - Persons in charge and persons responsible in the WA sheep and cattle livestock industryIf you are a person responsible for, or in charge of, an animal, you can be liable for a breach and face penalties.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionHHG Legal Group
ArticleFamily violence on property settlement proceedingsAn evidentiary nexus is needed between the family violence and the capacity or effort to make the relevant contributions.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialHHG Legal Group
ArticlePrepare your farm and family for future successA well considered estate and succession plan ensures a smooth transition of farm assets and entities to your successor/s.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialHHG Legal Group
ArticleThe power of the Supreme Court to remove a trustee: the case of Cardaci v Estate of Cardaci & OrsA Supreme Court has the power to remove a trustee, but it will only exercise this power where there is a clear need.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialHHG Legal Group
ArticleYou can not have your cake and eat it too: A case study on priority of rent incurred during voluntary administrationThis case study illustrates why creditors must stay alert to signs of cash flow difficulties and to know their rights.AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringHHG Legal Group