Common Reasons for Using a Prenuptial Agreement: Example Scenarios Every couple is different but there are common reasons why couples choose to put a prenup in place. 1. Protecting Individual Assets: Scenario: Jane owns a successful business that she started long before meeting her partner, John. She wants to ensure that in the event of […]
Read MoreSmooth Sale of Business Pack $374 See end of page for Purchase Information Selling your business can be time consuming, expensive and stressful. When your financial future hinges on the successful outcome of your negotiations you want to make sure that you have covered every angle. A few of the common pitfalls of selling your […]
Read MoreThis Agreement can be used where the owner of copyright material wishes to license another person the right to reprint and publish copyright material. It allows the Licensor to define the rights of the Licensee and the manner in which they may use the Copyright Material. To use this document, simply click to download, complete […]
Read MoreArticle under Review – Note: the legislation has changed again – please go to Fair Trading for updated information. During 2012, the NSW government reviewed the Swimming Pools Act 1992 and has implemented a number of amendments to minimise the dangers to small children. If you own a swimming pool then you must – Register […]
Read MoreProspective landlords often believe that trusting a property manager to oversee their investment property is the best course of action. But hiring a poor property manager can be a risky move if they turn good tenants into nightmare tenants. There are three good reasons why a poor property manager is a risk to your sanity […]
Read MoreHere is a tale of woe that business owners often experience, and which causes them deep frustration and some considerable, unbudgeted-for cost to their commercial activities. Many business owners conduct their business under a business name, company name, and/or logo (trademarks) and they have not registered these trademarks with the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) in […]
Read MoreFair Work Australia have made a decision to increase minimum and award wages by 3% and this increase is effective from the first full pay period after 1 July 2014. The Federal weekly minimum full time wage will increase to $640.90 ($16.87 per hour). This rate applies to all employees who aren’t covered by an […]
Read More“As you have asked for questions, i wonder if you can help me with the requirements for resigning a residential lease. If so, how should this be worded? Many thanks for your newsletter, it is always interesting and enlightening.” Answer: Thanks for your question, Do tenants need to sign a whole new lease, or just […]
Read MoreIf you own agricultural farming land, then leasing that land to other farmers can be a smart move. As the Lessor / Landlord, you get the benefit of a steady income from underutilised land and your tenant has another way to expand their operation on land that presents new farming opportunities. – it’s a great […]
Read MoreThis Recruitment Contract includes the following Provisions – Duration of agency Promotion of the position Commission, advertising and promotion costs Withdrawal of position Right person or money back warranty Guarantee or replacement Subsequent engagements of a person introduced by the Agency References Suitability of candidates Additional assistance and responsibilities Health and safety Insurances GST Limitation […]
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