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Binding Financial Agreements The Family Law Act 1975 authorises parties who are married or in a de facto relationship to create a legally binding agreement in relation to property, finances, superannuation and...

The recent debate in Alabama, USA in relation to abortion prohibitions with no exception for rape or incest, has brought New South Wales’ abortion laws into the spotlight. New South Wales remains...

  Contrary to popular belief, most Australians actually do not need to go to the Family Court of Australia to make arrangements for children, parenting or property once the relationship/ marriage has...

What is Bankruptcy, and how will it affect you? If you are unable to attend to the payments of your debts, Bankruptcy is a legal process commenced by a Creditor, where you...

As an employee, you can take leave for many reasons, whether it is an annual holiday you intend to go on, because you’re feeling ill or even issues relating to family or...

A survey conducted by the International Bar Association in late 2018, found that 37 per cent of lawyers in Australia reported sexual harassment as opposed to the global average of 22 per...

In light of the Mother’s Day festivities last week, it is important to remember that 1 in 2 Australian mothers having experienced pregnancy-related discrimination in the workplace and to consider whether your...

  What is workplace bullying? Bullying in the workforce is defined as repeated and unreasonable behaviour directed towards a worker that created a risk to health and safety. This definition is inclusive...

The age of automation, much like the industrial revolution, will have an impact on employment like never before. A study conducted by the McKinsey Global Institute approximates that 22 percent of a...