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Temporary COVID-19 relief packages for commercial and residential tenants
The NSW and Commonwealth Governments announced temporary relief packages for retail, commercial and residential tenants.
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Long term casual employees may not be what they are called and could claim entitlements
Casuals who work regular hours with twelve months service can request a conversion to permanent, and claim entitlements.Kells - Article
Do you own property internationally? Were you married internationally? How does that affect your property settlement?
A difficulty can arise for families with competing laws in different countries about divorce and the division of assets.Kells - Article
Technology and communication following your separation
Recent family law case looked into the difference between the cancellation of a call, and a call that has gone unanswered.Kells - Article
What is probate and why do you need it?
A grant of probate is proof that a Will is legally valid and the executor has a legal right to administer the estate.Kells - Article
What rights does your former spouse have to your estate?
If you have a relationship breakdown, review and update your Will or your former spouse may receive more than you want.Kells - Article
A trademark dispute gets sticky with Manuka honey
Be aware of the limitations of rights when a TM has not been registered & what your rights are in relation to a registered TM.Kells - Article
Should I participate in a class action against my bank?
Following the Hayne Royal Commission, class actions against banks have increased, for various actions of misconduct.Kells - Article
What does No Win, No Fee mean?
"No Win, No Fee" means that all people, regardless of background or financial circumstances, can seek legal advice.Kells - Article
Keyboard warriors beware – will your anonymity protect you?
The issue of free speech in Australia is likely to see a resurgence again in the highly publicised case of Israel Folau.Kells - Article
Note the following when you buy your new home
A checklist of necessary steps involved in the purchase of your new home, after you reach agreement on price.Kells - Article
Things to consider when purchasing off-the-plan properties
As the property is not complete when you enter into the contract and pay a deposit, there are further associated risks.Kells - Article
Where there's a Will there's a way - avoid the rules of intestacy!
Have a Will prepared while you are alive, so you can have peace of mind that your estate will pass to those you intended.Kells - Article
If you contract the COVID-19 at work, are you entitled to workers compensation?
A worker is entitled to receive compensation for COVID-19 if they contracted the virus in the course of their employment.Kells - Article
Mediation, Collaboration, Arbitration – to resolve family law disputes, what's the difference?
Alternative dispute resolution options can be used, rather than proceeding to court for a trial determined by a Judge.Kells - Article
Social distancing laws: Can I still spearfish in NSW during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Spearfishing is an excellent way to get exercise and to source fresh food, in accordance with the ministerial direction.Kells - Article
COVID-19: Virtual e-signing and AGMs granted the green light in NSW
A meeting can now be held in NSW, using technology to allow people to participate without being physically present.Kells - Article
DGRs (Deductible Gift Recipients) required to be a registered charity
A DGR is an organisation with a tax status that allows donors to make tax deductible gifts of over $2 to it.Kells - Article
Compensation for child abuse survivors
Article discusses the changes to the law that present a step forward in safeguarding justice for victims of child abuse.Kells - Article
Safe storage of firearms by owners in New South Wales
NSW firearms owners must remain diligent at all time when it comes to the storage of their firearms.Kells
