ArticleI have separated - do I need to go to court?Sometimes court is inevitable, so selecting a solicitor who is well versed in appearing in family courts is vital.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleLeaving a retirement village - The obligations of both the village operator and yourselfLeaving a retirement village can be both a relief and a burden to yourself and to your family.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleOrders or Parenting Plans – Which one is for you?If deciding whether a Parenting Plan or Consent Orders would suit you, obtain legal advice from family law professionals.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticlePotential tax & duty issues in family law property settlementsIn many family law property settlements, there may be taxation or duty consequences that neither spouse has considered.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleProtecting your Estate after separationIt is recommended that you protect your estate to ensure that your wishes are followed after your death.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticlePutting paternity claims to restThe exhumation of Salvador Dali's remains may open a floodgate for other people with claims to high-profile individuals.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleTestamentary Discretionary TrustsClients should always consider the use of Testamentary Discretionary Trusts when making or reviewing their Wills.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleThe implications of the State Revenue Further Amendment Bill 2019 (NSW) on testamentary discretionary trustsDiscussion about the impact of the SRFA Bill on testamentary trust wills and deceased estates.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleThe Kennon rule and its proper interpretation, in relation to the financial consequences of family violenceThe Full Court of the Family Court examined the application of the Kennon rule in a family law property dispute.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleThe treatment of adopted children in contested estate claimsAdopted children could claim against the estates of their adoptive parents but not those of their biological parents.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleTo have and to hold, to cherish and adopt (your girfriend)In the US, Mr Goodman adopted his girlfriend as his legal daughter, so she was entitled to a third of the family trust.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleWho gets Fido in your divorce?Given the integral part some people's pets play, decisions concerning the primary carer for pets can often be traumatic.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleWho gets Fido in your Divorce?Decisions about the primary carer for pets can be traumatic and lead to increased tension and hostility in separation.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticlePPSA - Finding and Claiming your Migrated Security InterestsIn the process of migration, all of the security interest information was not captured and transferred to the PPSR.AustraliaFinance and BankingColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleChanges to the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) regulationsThe reforms introduce a notifiable national security action triggered by acquiring an interest in national security land.AustraliaGovernment, Public SectorColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleCosts in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT)In NCAT proceedings you will usually have to pay your own costs, however in special circumstances you can seek an order for costs.AustraliaGovernment, Public SectorColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleWhat the Federal Budget holds for Family LawThe Budget announced that there are two significant plans to address the current issues plaguing the family law system.AustraliaGovernment, Public SectorColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleEmploying migrant workers – what you need to knowIf you employ migrant workers, there are a few things you need to know.AustraliaImmigrationColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleNew policy changes to sponsoring 457 workersThe changes include more stringent requirements that apply to employers wishing to sponsor and nominate skilled migrants.AustraliaImmigrationColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleNew powers to combat phoenixing in NSW constructionPhoenixing is liquidating a company to avoid debts and then resurrecting the business via a separate entity.AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringColeman Greig Lawyers