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NSW: EP&A Regulation on hold – Planning System under review
NSW Minister announces a comprehensive review of the State's planning legislation over the next 18 months.
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How does COVID-19 affect my family property settlement?
Given the drop in share and property values, it may be preferable to delay the resolution of your property settlement.Kells - Article
How does COVID-19 affect my property settlement?
What has the COVID-19 pandemic done for the litigants in the midst of property settlement negotiations?Kells - Article
Have you been charged with an offence in NSW but cannot attend court?
These changes will reduce the number of people who attend Local Court but still allow the court system to remain open.Kells - Article
Buying a property: do I really need a pest and building report?
A PB report is an extremely important part of the due diligence process so that you understand exactly what you are buying.Kells - Article
Changes to off-the-plan contracts
Article outlines changes to off-the-plan contracts.Kells - Article
No more paper certificates of title in New South Wales
NSW is steadily progressing to its clearly stated goal, the adoption of wholly electronic processes for conveyancing.Kells - Article
NSW government announces coronavirus land tax relief
A $440 million land tax support package will assist NSW commercial and residential landlords for the 2020 land tax year.Kells - Article
Spring into Corrimal 2019
Kells will offer free legal advice on compensation, crime, conveyancing or estate planning at the Spring into Corrimal festival.Kells - Article
After separation, can I change the surname of my child?
The Court's paramount consideration is if any proposed name change application is in the best interests of the child.Kells - Article
Strip searching of those under 18 – do you know your legal rights?
If you have any questions or concerns about an interaction you have experienced with the police, see a lawyer.Kells - Article
Can an employer stop staff from posting comments in public forums?
Whether an employer can dismiss an employee for internet posts depends upon a number of factors.Kells - Article
Workers Compensation entitlements for death benefits: What about death by suicide?
Whether workers compensation entitlements are payable upon suicide depends on whether it is considered to be an intentional act.Kells - Article
What to tell your kids during a divorce?
Parents should approach the resolution of any parenting issues collaboratively - "in the best interests of the child".Kells - Article
The rules of evidence in NSW regarding illegally recorded surveillance footage
The case highlights the importance of thorough advice on rules of evidence and how they influence the outcome in court.Kells - Article
Title Deeds – what are they?
When you purchase a property, a Certificate of Title or title deed is the legal document that is evidence of ownership.Kells - Article
Further developments on whether your employer can force you to have the COVID-19 vaccine
The issue of whether an employer can force you to have a COVID-19 vaccine is not yet resolved and is likely to evolve.Kells - Article
Family law property settlement proceedings: April Fools is not a joke!
New laws will aid visibility where a party is not willingly disclosing their superannuation interests.Kells - Article
How is my child support calculated?
The payment of child support is an issue faced by many parents after they have separated.Kells - Article
Custom designed homes: a few things to consider
Designing your own home is exciting, but any variations to standard form plans may incur additional costs and delays.Kells