If you’re a business owner supplying goods or equipment to customers on trade, you’re probably operating under Terms of Trade. And you probably think those Terms of Trade will provide adequate protection if things go wrong. But if your Terms of Trade don’t include provisions allowing for the register of security interests on the PPSR, […]
Read MoreDefacto agreements are covered by particular legislation according to the state you live in. Since March 2009 financial matters relating to defacto relationships are regulated by the (Federal) Family Law Act 1975 for all Australian states except for Western Australia. Financial agreements (FA) pertaining to defacto relationships whether they are heterosexual or same sex, include […]
Read MoreDrafted in favour of the consultant providing the services, this document will afford you strong legal protection should a misunderstanding arise. However, if you are a company employing a consultant please see the incorporated contractor agreement and independent sole trader contractor agreement Your professionally drafted, easy to use consulting services agreement is available for immediate […]
Read MoreThe other day we received a phone call from a Marion, a close friend of ours. She called to let us know that her elderly mother was going into hospital for a knee replacement. At 87, her mum was concerned about what might happen if something went wrong during the operation. She wanted to make […]
Read MoreA Financial Agreement removes the need to enter extended litigation following a relationship breakdown. This is because it prevents the parties from going to Court for orders relating to the assets and liabilities covered in the agreement. For just $ our Binding Post Nuptial Financial Agreement kit gives you the framework for a compliant Post […]
Read MoreStarting a business with others is often an exciting time, with both parties working hard to establish a business that they passionately believe in. While it may be rewarding to work for yourself and nurture your own business, it is important not to overlook the more mundane and practical aspects involved in owning and operating […]
Read MoreIt contains all the terms and conditions required to comply with the Fair Work Act 2009, along with explanatory notes and a copy of the freely available Fair Work Information statement, and Casual Employment Information Statement, which must be provided to every new employee. About Casual Employment As an employer, knowing the difference between a […]
Read MoreGoing through a separation or divorce can be an emotionally challenging and stressful time. One aspect that often requires careful consideration is the division of financial assets and property. In Australia, couples have the option to create a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA), also known as a separation agreement, to document how their financial property should […]
Read MoreNavigating property settlements after your separation can be complex, and knowing the time limits is crucial. Understanding these timelines and acting quickly is essential to protect your interests and ensure a smooth process. This guide explains the details of property settlement after separation time limits, giving you the clarity and guidance you need so that […]
Read MoreThe Canadian Supreme Court recently made a property ruling which involved an estranged separated couple. In the case the judge awarded Mr David Johnston a half share of a property that he hadn’t lived in nor contributed to in nearly 50 years. Mr. Johnston had purchased the home with his wife, Ms Sharon Johnston in […]
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