The law in Australia has not yet caught up to the reality that pets are often a cherished family member or companion.

The changes will impact both franchisors and franchisees, so it is important that you are aware of the new requirements.

If a plaintiff delays in applying for a freezing order, the defendant may take irrevocable steps to deal with the assets.

The Court will look at the facts of each case to determine what happens to lottery winnings in property settlements.

Discussion about recent case that considered unfair preference claims made to an unsecured creditor.

A lack of understanding when it comes to contract terms could cost real estate agents their agent commission.

What is a joint venture? Why do joint ventures fail? Resolution of a joint venture dispute.

How does the court decide what is in the best interests of the child?

Parties must take special care when preparing offers to settle and notices of objection in response to costs statements.

In Part 2 of this series, our litigation team outlines how to issue a payment schedule in accordance with the BIF Act.

What is an Expert Family Report, who writes them, who pays, what is involved, how long, when do I get it, what if I do not agree.

This Supreme Court case gives guidance on the strict limitation periods for bringing a defamation claim in Queensland.

What you should do if you feel that you have been unfairly dismissed or if you have been made redundant.

COVID vaccine program rollout explained. Is it legal for employers to make the vaccine mandatory?

In Part 1, our litigation team outlines how to issue a payment claim in accordance with the BIF Act 2017 in Queensland..

This article explains the estate administration process, including executor responsibilities and issues that may arise.

If you are served an application for a domestic violence order, you should be aware of your rights and avenues available.

The police can apply for an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) on your behalf, or you can make an application on your own.

This case demonstrates why, under the BIF Act, adjudicators must make determinations within the legislative timeframe.

The case is an overview of competing interests in a deceased estate, with particular guidance on de facto relationships.