Discussion of an interesting case regarding dividing up the marital assets post divorce. Can you choose the correct winner?

A certificate of compliance must be attached to a sale or rental contract of any property with a swimming pool or spa.

Most US States restrict voting rights for felons, but in Australia, voting is compulsory so failure to vote is a crime.

The new owner held the copyright to the building plans and objected to the construction of a house identical to his.

Article discusses a case where the land owner seeks to terminate agreement and the developer lodges caveat on the land. .

A recent case could threaten the people who rent out their investment properties or holiday homes to short term renters.

The number of fatal and non-fatal work-related injuries is extreme, with tragic impacts on workers and their families.

Suspicions regarding paternity must be reasonably held for the court even to consider ordering a DNA test.

There are many mysteries, myths and misinformation around a power of attorney, but there needn't be if you understand it.

Consumer watchdogs are cracking down on companies that make false or misleading claims in the marketing of the business.

Catfishing is the act committed on social media of luring strangers into relationships by creating fake online personas.

Franchisees alleged franchisor negligently designed the value strategy, breached the franchise agreement by enforcing it, and acted unconscionably under ACL.

Recent changes to labour hire laws are designed to ensure labour hire workers get the same pay.

Workers who lose their job when their employer loses contracts or clients, must still be paid redundancy entitlements.

The Family Court of Australia had to decide whether the children should live with their mother or with their father.

This High Court decision could prove a watershed for those considering suing Google, companies or others for defamation.

Nurse encounters abusive patients at work and suffers psychological injury.

Companion animals are legally regarded as property. Article discusses what this means for dog owners.

The current law in NSW prohibits the admission into evidence of a defendant's past criminal conduct in most cases.

Some vendors in NSW have been demanding that purchasers waive the cooling off period or else the contract won't go ahead.