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When a parent takes their child out of Australia without any agreement, it may be difficult to secure its safe return.

Whether de facto couples have the same rights as married couples after they break up depends on whether they separated before or after 1 March 2009.

This article discusses sexually transmitted debt and what it means in the context of family law proceedings.

You can ask your spouse/de facto partner to pay maintenance for your reasonable living expenses if you have separated.

The decision paves the way for intellectual property rights holders to identify online infringers and to enforce rights.

The case, first of its kind in Australia, sends a message that personal attacks with social media will not be tolerated.

Article discusses importance of taking care during a building project.

One significant aspect of the 2022 federal budget is the expansion of the paid parental leave scheme.

Married women can acquire property on their own, so women can retain financial autonomy and independence after marriage.

Court has handed down its decision concerning the intellectual property rights of Star Wars artefacts.

A pre-marital asset will be considered to be a contribution from the person who brought it in.

This article explains how courts apply statutory interpretation rules, such as the extrinsic materials rule under section 34 of the NSW Interpretation Act 1987.

The Government has indicated in principle support to some of the recommendations and has sought clarification on others.

This development of social networking raises privacy concerns and could expose employers to claims of discrimination.

In a recent development, the commencement date of the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) has been delayed from May 2011 to October 2011. The deferral of the commencement date is the result of industry requests for more time to prepare.

Accommodating an employee's need for flexibility and still maintaining business and client interests is a balancing act.

Engaging new staff is in an environment where uncertainty and diminishing employment security is the new norm for all.