... traineeship loopholes. A new wage agreement was signed in December 2026, but a class action lawsuit is before the Federal Court. The sneaky EOFY sales tricks to watch for Consumer advocates warn of fake discounts and pressure tactics Three million Australians ...
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... superannuation, property and shares, as well as debts. Full financial disclosure is legally required for the agreement to hold up in court later. Step 2: Draft the mutual terms Discuss how assets acquired during the relationship should be split. Will ...
... lender can begin the process of repossessing the property. "To start repossession proceedings, banks generally need to go to court, so that would require formal written notice," Abourizk says. "The person who receives that notice then has ten days to ...
... for failing to adequately respond to over 200 customers experiencing financial hardship between 2017 and 2023. The Federal Court described the failures as "grossly negligent". The requests for help were made by customers of Westpac and its subsidiaries ...
Hundreds of thousands in super can end up with the wrong person. Even if your will says otherwise. A string of court decisions, including a landmark 2022 High Court ruling, have exposed a painful reality for Australian families: your superannuation ...
... Glover, sometimes 50-100 years. They can only be changed by the unanimous agreement of all members or by order of the Supreme Court. "I know of a strata committee that sought legal advice on the prospects of dismantling a BMC arrangement. It cost them ...
... side of serving. In February, however, he was called up to take part in a criminal trial at the New South Wales Supreme Court. Like all almost all jurors in Australia, Harrison was entitled to compensation from the courts. In New South Wales, daily jury ...
... These families face either the new tax or the costly, uncertain prospect of a statutory will application to the Supreme Court Why grandfathering may not help Fixed testamentary trusts are excluded from the minimum tax. But converting a discretionary ...
Coles found guilty of misleading discount claims The Federal Court has found Coles misled shoppers with false discount claims tied to its 'Down Down' promotion. In late 2024, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) took Coles to court ...
... women pay after separation At face value, divorce can appear to be largely about legal fees. In reality, an underfunded court system burdened by delays, combined with the housing crisis and cost-of-living pressures, discourages many couples from separating ...
