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A Fair Work Commission Appeals Panel dismisses Uber Eats case
Unfair dismissal claim fails because the applicant was found not to be an employee.
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COVID-19: Jobkeeper directions update
Among the many interesting developments considered by the President of the FWC was an analysis of the Jobkeeper disputes.Kells - Article
Fair Work Commission allows employer to stand down employee
The decision marks another relief for employers trying to salvage their business operations in an effort to stay afloat.Kells - Article
Secondary injuries under the Workers Compensation Act in NSW
To be entitled to compensation for a secondary injury, the worker must prove a relationship to the initial injury.Kells - Article
Applying for costs orders in family law matters
The general rule is that each party in a family law case is responsible for their own fees, however costs orders may be made.Kells - Article
Can my step kids challenge my Will?
Explanation of who has the legal right to bring a family provision claim against a deceased estate.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
I want a divorce! … but what does that actually mean?
The law views a divorce and a property settlement as separate matters.Kells - Article
Separating from your partner: how often can I see my children and what are my rights?
The court will always focus on the best interests of the children as opposed to the rights of the parents to see their children.Kells - Article
Have you been hit by a mobility scooter in a shopping centre?
Important take outs to consider before starting proceedings for damages when colliding with a mobility scooter at the shops.Kells - Article
Assistance for first home buyers in paying deposits for property
Explanation of scheme that allows eligible purchasers to obtain finance where they have only saved 5% of the purchase price.Kells - Article
Can you be forced to sell a jointly owned property?
If co-owners cannot agree to sell jointly-owned property, co-owner(s) wishing to sell may commence Court proceedings.Kells - Article
COVID-19 – Homebuilder Grant
Discusses $25,000 HomeBuilder grant designed to help the residential construction market get through the COVID-19 pandemic.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 - Article
HomeBuilder grant: What does it mean for NSW residents?
This nationwide $25,000.00 HomeBuilder program grant aims to help stimulate the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic.Kells - Article
Legislative changes address build quality of residential apartments in NSW
Recent legislation aims to improve the quality of residential apartment constructions.in NSW.Kells - Article
NSW: Return of commercial tenancy relief measures
The Mandatory Code of Conduct for Commercial Leasing to mandate rent relief for eligible tenants impacted by COVID is re-instated.Kells - Article
Pets banned from living in strata units in NSW - Soon to be a thing of the past
A by-law that unreasonably disallows the keeping of animals in units, will no longer be enforceable.Kells - Article
Mobile phone users should not look down to check that text while driving!
Transport New South Wales announced the implementation of a plan to catch drivers who use their phones while driving.Kells