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Trusts are an integral part of the business and investment landscape because of the benefits they can provide to the people who establish and use them. But what happens when one generation dies and control is transferred to the next? This issue is becoming increasingly relevant as more people who have accumulated assets in trusts move into old age.
Trusts are an integral part of the business and investment landscape because of the benefits they can provide to the people who establish and use them. But what happens when one generation dies and control is transferred to the next? This issue is becoming increasingly relevant as more people who have accumulated assets in trusts move into old age.
In this video, CGW family law partner, Justine Woods, compares the life events of characters in The Crown against modern day principles of family law, relationship breakdowns and property settlements.
The promoted team members include Mali Karunaratne from the litigation and dispute resolution practice, Michael Donnelly from the property team and Megan Pool from the workplace relations and safety practice.
In this video, CGW partner Justine Woods discusses valuation issues in family law matters.
Susan tells us what she enjoys most about her work supporting departments and workgroups across the firm.
We have recently seen a surge in payroll tax audit activity as the state revenue authorities have received data from other sources, including the ATO and ASIC.
In Giles v State of Queensland [2020] QDC 332, the District Court of Queensland dismissed an injured worker’s claim on the basis the State was not negligent in its management and welfare checking during his attendance at a catastrophic fire.
In this video, CGW senior associate Craig Turvey talks us through how to negotiate with your former spouse in property settlement matters.
My ex-partner is screaming at my staff, throwing tantrums in the tea room and has a client-losing attitude. Can I sack them?
Eligible small business owners may now be able to get a full or partial transfer duty and vehicle registration duty exemption in Queensland when they restructure their small business.
The two ways to finalise financial matters with your ex-partner are consent orders or a financial agreement.