Go to Previous Article – Summary of Kozak v Matthews (where defacto partner contests a Will) If you are aware that you are not making provision in your Will for a person who may be an ‘eligible person’ (for example, a person who could be seen as dependent on you for their support, maintenance, wellbeing […]
Read MoreIt might seem very basic, but it is vital to record the names of the “parties” correctly when drafting a legal document. Even though you might not normally address someone quite so formally in conversation or a letter you should still use their full name rather than a shortened version. For example, use “Dr. Robert […]
Read MoreThe kit includes easy to follow instructions (plus instructional video) and can be used time after time. Provisions of the document include (partial list) Sample Document Exerpt Choose the Tenancy Kit option that suits you We provide two types of kits – the Basic and Premium. The Northern Territory Basic Residential Tenancy Agreement supplies […]
Read MoreThe objectives of the shareholders in establishing the company Contribution to capital funding and loans to the company Meetings voting rights Matters requiring board meeting approval, Process to be followed should a shareholder or their estate wish sell shares in the event of retirement, death or disability. Incoming shareholder responsibilities key personnel and key activities […]
Read More1. Download and complete the Transfer from the Office of Regulatory Services. 2. Send the completed Transfer to the Revenue Office to be noted for stamp duty. If you are seeking an exemption of duty, for example, for a transfer being made pursuant to a binding Financial Agreement or for transfer of the matrimonial home, […]
Read MoreLast week on the blog we discussed the obligation of the Landlord to provide the Tenant with a Disclosure Statement when leasing retail premises. The Disclosure Statement, along with the government mandated information guide, informs the tenant of their rights and responsibilities under the lease, and the tenancy law in general. One of the aims […]
Read MoreDe facto couples often wonder about the legal time limits that apply to their relationship, in particular those associated with making an application to the Court for a property settlement order. Can my ex-partner (de facto) apply to the Court for a share of my property? It is important to note that de facto couples […]
Read MoreWhilst a prenup or prenuptial (before marriage) agreement may not be a big deal these days – one party cannot just draft an agreement and expect the other party to sign it without due consideration. Legislation in Australia, specifically the Family Law Act sets out strict guidelines as to how a prenup or any other […]
Read MoreThis South Australian Tenancy Kit includes an instructional video that walks you through the process of completing your agreement. It can be viewed in the Members Area after purchase. This Document includes the following Provisions – Terms of agreement Parties Premises Rent Term and Continuation Bond Rates and Taxes Possession of the Premises Tenants right […]
Read MoreThe document defines rights, roles and responsibilities of each party and clearly spells out specific conditions that apply to the use of the trademark. This means it protects the interests of those involved by putting in writing the following considerations: Granting of the Licence Term Licence fee Non-exclusivity Licensors goodwill Title and protection of licensor’s […]
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