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Do You Need Help Setting up Your Small Business?

Setting up my small business wasn’t as easy as I thought it was going to be. There were a lot of online resources, but these can only take you so far (even though they were helpful as a starting-off point). There’s so much that I didn’t know, and this is why legal advice proved utterly invaluable, to teach me various options that would save me money (and prevent hassle further along the road) and to help my small business hit the ground running. I am sure that when you read on you will learn some amazing ways in which getting legal advice in the start-up phase will help your small business too.

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How to Protect Your Business Assets During Divorce
27 December 2022

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What to Keep in Mind as You Contemplate Getting a Divorce in Australia
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How to Avoid Legal Trouble With Your Online Store's Product Pages
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One of the most important parts of starting an onl …

Do You Have the Right to Contest a Will?
3 May 2019

Whenever somebody passes away, there will inevitab …

Commercial Building Purchase: Critical Considerations for the Conveyancing Process
23 May 2018

If you are planning on acquiring a commercial buil …

How to Protect Your Business Assets During Divorce

27 December 2022
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Going through a divorce is a challenging experience, and if you own a business, it can be even more complicated. Understanding how your business will be valued and assets divided will be essential if you are to protect your assets and keep control of the company. Here's what you need to know about business assets during divorce proceedings Valuing Your Business  Going through a divorce can be hard enough without having to think about the value of your business and its assets. Read More 

What to Keep in Mind as You Contemplate Getting a Divorce in Australia

27 October 2021
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Although disputes are a normal part of family life, it's important to have them resolved as amicably as possible. The family law system is designed to help resolve various family disputes and issues in a manner that ensures the best outcomes for the parties involved.  If you're contemplating ending your marriage or de facto relationship, there are several things that you may need to agree on with your partner. These include arrangements for children and property you might have with them. Read More 

How to Avoid Legal Trouble With Your Online Store’s Product Pages

21 May 2019
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One of the most important parts of starting an online store is setting up your product pages with product descriptions and product photographs. When doing so, it's important that you consider the legal implications of anything you write or any photographs you take. It may come as a surprise, but there are lots of ways your product pages can get you into trouble if you're not careful. Thankfully, avoiding trouble with the law is easy when you take the right precautions. Read More 

Do You Have the Right to Contest a Will?

3 May 2019
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Whenever somebody passes away, there will inevitably be a period of mourning and reflection, as arrangements are made for burial or cremation and the associated service. If the individual in question had made their last will and testament, then the details will subsequently be revealed and their estate will be distributed in accordance with their wishes. Sometimes this can be a straightforward situation, but it can also lead to confusion, upset and dispute. Read More 

Commercial Building Purchase: Critical Considerations for the Conveyancing Process

23 May 2018
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If you are planning on acquiring a commercial building for your business, you should hire property lawyers to help you handle the conveyancing work. Conveyancing is an important legal process which is concerned with transferring the property from the seller to the buyer. In general, the procedure will require the preparation of legal documents to confirm the transaction. The conveyancing process can be confusing and complicated. Therefore, you should take time to understand the requirements in your area before completing the purchase of the building. Read More