ArticleDeadline for applications to court about parenting arrangements for ChristmasThe deadline for applications dealing with parenting arrangements over Christmas has been set for 4pm on 12 November 2021. AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialMcCarthy Durie Lawyers
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ArticleWill a caveat protect a lender?Lenders frequently file caveats to protect their interest in the property until settlement is finalized.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionMcCarthy Durie Lawyers
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ArticleA comprehensive guide to due diligence requirements when purchasing a business in Queensland, AustraliaConducting thorough due diligence is crucial to minimize the risks and ensure that you make an informed decision.AustraliaCorporate/Commercial LawMcCarthy Durie Lawyers
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ArticleRecent Case – Trusts in Family Law Property DisputesTrusts can still be effective for asset protection in the context of divorce, but only if correctly set up and administered.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialMcCarthy Durie Lawyers
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