This 1st blog of 3 discusses same-sex marriage laws, and how they are set to affect proceedings within the Family Court.

Article explains the implications that a No Deal Brexit will have for owners of registered trademarks in the UK.

When starting a franchise, one of the most important decisions you will make is who is going to take on the lease.

Most workers compensation claims are genuine and legitimate, and fraudulent compensation claims are not taken lightly.

The FWO is looking well beyond the traditional defendants in cases dealing with underpayments or sham contracting.

The FWO is looking well beyond the traditional defendants in cases dealing with underpayments or sham contracting.

"Divorce Hotel" is a service that enables couples to negotiate the terms of their divorce over the course of the weekend.

Courts are introducing a specific COVID-19 court list in response to the increase in urgent parenting applications.

Discusses recent changes to Family Law & what they mean.

The Court has ultimate discretion and takes into consideration all factors that are in the best interest of the child.

What are the key issues that landlords need to be aware of when negotiating retail leases?

Employees should receive copies of all relevant workplace behavioural policies, with any updates and regular training.

The Fair Work Commission has announced significant changes to employment law taking effect from July 2026, including increases to the National Minimum Wage and award wages, adjustments to unfair dismissal thresholds, and new requirements for superannuation payments. These changes will impact employers across Australia, requiring careful review of obligations under modern awards and enterprise agreements to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

Parental alienation is where one parent psychologically manipulates their child to turn against the other parent.

When you purchase a good or service in which any IP rights are vested, you are granted an Implied Licence to use it.

Many businesses seek specialist help to increase their online presence - but you must first read the contract fine print.

Recent ACCC v Google case shows willingness of ACCC to apply ACL to matters of online data protection.

The duty of care can be breached by almost anyone involved in carrying out construction work, including builders & architects.

All parties to a building contract should understand how these clauses operate before the contract is signed.

Onus remained with the taxpayers to prove that the amounts were not-assessable amounts.