Home Warranty Insurance (HWI) is a statutory scheme to indemnify homeowners for loss or damage caused while undertaking residential building works in NSW. The Home Building Act 1989 provides statutory warranties against breaches contained in Part 2C of the Act and...
It can sometimes be a testing time for couples who are experiencing separation or divorce. Unfortunately, when the relationship ends due to infidelity it can be additionally complicated and emotionally driven. Clients may be concerned that they will be disadvantaged...
An Independent Children’s Lawyer (ICL) is someone who represents and promotes a child’s best interests throughout family law proceedings. An ICL is truly independent of the Court and enables a child to be involved in decision-making about parenting arrangements...
As we have previously blogged, the Government has released various stimulus packages in response to COVID-19 to help the economy withstand and recover from the economic impact of the ongoing pandemic. Unfortunately, many people will lose their jobs or have their...
Property transfers between married and de-facto couples occur regularly in NSW. Under section 104B of the Duties Act 1997 (NSW), these transfers qualify for an exemption of stamp duty provided it is the couple’s principal place of residence, and they enter onto the...
Retail leases are highly regulated in all Australian states and territories. As a result, landlords and tenants entering these types of legal arrangements should be aware of their legal rights and obligations under the terms of the lease. Key money may be requested...
