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You should have your Will amended, or redrafted, when you experience a major change or a significant event in your life.

Divorce and separation can be an incredibly confusing time, so a family lawyer would give you some practical advice.

Long service leave is a statutory entitlement which employees accrue, based on the length of service with each employer.

Consulting a lawyer might seem expensive to some, but a defective Will, however, can prove even more costly.

Following the passage of the Digital Work Systems Bill in the NSW Parliament last week, workplace lawyers break down what HR needs to keep an eye out for.

The Court needs to balance between welfare of the child and neutrality as to different religious views and practices.

A discussion on the rules of intestacy and its future ramifications for family members.

The protection of trade marks should be of critical importance for Australian businesses thinking of moving into China.

Landlords must ensure they comply with the the Retail Leases Act 1994 in respect to the lodgement of bonds.

The 1 September 2010 High Court decision in Public Trustee of Queensland v Fortress Credit Corporation (Aus) 11 Pty Ltd [2010] HCA 29 confirms a return to stability in the long accepted practices surrounding registration and notification of changes to charges over company property.

Changes to laws allow increased flexibility to access leave entitlements during the pandemic.

A Fair Work Commission decision demonstrates the limits of anti-bullying protections in Australian workplaces, rejecting an employee's claim that routine management actions constituted bullying. The case clarifies what does not meet the legal threshold for bullying under the Fair Work Act, emphasizing that reasonable management action carried out reasonably is specifically excluded from the definition.

Article discusses the implications of the CERPO Bill on statutory demands, bankruptcy and insolvent trading.

In the property industry, employment agreements often include three key restraints: non-solicitation, non-acceptance, and non-competition.

Case highlights estate planning risks after separation and why updating your will matters.

The number of parents taking their children out of the country without the permission of the other parent is increasing.

Binding financial agreements are one way in which people seek to protect or quarantine their assets prior to, during or after a relationship, whether that relationship is a de facto relationship, same sex relationship or a marriage.