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The government has released land for petroleum exploration as part of the Unite and Recover for Queensland Jobs plan.

Receivers, administrators and liquidators must ensure they meet their environmental responsibilities to avoid a penalty.

Officers, financiers, shareholders and other related persons can be personally liable for company breaches under the EPA.

Most estate plans need some adjustment to deal with the new 2016 Budget measures, particularly where there is a SMSF.

Accessing joint funds without the other party's consent is a certain way to cause more strain on a strained relationship.

The simple answer is: no, it is not the role of the police to facilitate parenting arrangements for family law disputes.

Legislation that deals with family and domestic violence in Queensland has been amended to include coercive control.

It is important to ensure that everyone has a current Enduring Power of Attorney in place, particularly members of self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs).

Transcript & link to video discussing what happens to the pet after separation. Possible new laws on their way.

This family law video provides top tips for protecting your finances from your partner.

Clients often seek advice about options to appeal after an unfavourable decision regarding their family law matter.

Where separated parties can agree about property settlement or parenting matters, there is no need to go to court.

Strict time limits do apply to formalising property settlements, whether you were married or in a de facto relationship.

It can be difficult to determine which side of the line a relationship falls, but it can be quite important.

This edition considers details of whether you can change the appointer of your trust, and the tax and duty consequences.

Transcript & link to video discussing to whom your superannuation death benefit can be paid.

Transcript & link to video discussing employee entitlements & whether they form part of your property pool.

This edition of 'It Depends' discusses whether you should have one or more testamentary trusts in your Will.