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Whether a trust forms part of the property pool depends on the nature of a spouse's interest and their degree of control.

Having an up to date enduring power of attorney is important for everyone, especially people who are members of an SMSF.

It may be possible to enter a financial agreement that gives different financial outcomes if a party commits infidelity. However, there is a risk such clauses may not be easily enforced, affecting the validity of the rest of the agreement.

Separated parents should work together to deliver a clear and consistent message, to avoid any unnecessary distress.

Unless a court has ordered otherwise, separated parents must try to make joint decisions about a school for their child.

This edition of 'It depends' discusses wills - why do you need a Will, and can you make your own?

You are free to post whatever you like on social media, but are advised against it if you are engaged in a family law matter.

It's normal to be upset if your spouse asks for a #divorce, but reaching for a stun gun is not a wise separation move.

This article is a shortlist of important matters to consider before speaking to your partner about separating.

The strategy of a member super withdrawal shortly before death can be an effective way to minimise tax implications.

Pros and cons of six member SMSFs.

Although the Budget did announce an increase in the maximum number of SMSF members, there are other issues to consider.

Non-concessional contributions caps have never been more complicated, and have a major impact on superannuation strategies.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, new laws have passed that grant temporary relief for businesses & individuals.

Small business owners may be able to get a transfer duty and vehicle registration duty exemption when they restructure.

Recovering debts from a company as a director can be a complicated process that needs to be carefully considered.

These new rules are part of the ‘Black Economy Package' for combatting illicit tobacco, but will apply more broadly.

Imported goods must be distinguishable from 'substitutable goods' - currently or capable of being produced in Australia.