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‘The family home is in my ex-partner’s sole name and they’ve listed it for sale – what do I do?’ We have received this panicked phone call on many occasions. Usually, the answer includes lodging a caveat.
Cooper Grace Ward’s Property team provides a brief snapshot of the extended COVID-19 Leasing Regulation, now expiring on 31 December 2020.
Cooper Grace Ward’s Property team provides a brief snapshot of the extended COVID-19 Leasing Regulation, now expiring on 31 December 2020.
Legislation that criminalises wage theft has commenced in Queensland. The new legislation will also make it easier for employees to recover unpaid wages through the Industrial Magistrates Court.
Katelyn Gillert answers questions like why she chose Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers and what inspired her to become a lawyer
If you’re about to go into mediation you’re probably wondering what exactly will happen to you and will you be forced to settle. Fear not, CGW family law partner Justine Woods explains all you need to know.
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) has released a must-read guide for all businesses that operate in the horticulture industry.
What is a testamentary trust? What are the advantages of a testamentary trust? Should I include a testamentary trust in my Will?
The JobKeeper scheme has been extended to 28 March 2021 at reduced rates and with other changes to the available flexibilities for employers.
We have set out some of the steps you can take to become informed of your financial circumstances so that you can confidently negotiate your property settlement.
The recent case of Re SB; Ex Parte AC [2020] QSC 139, has confirmed that the decision to make a binding death benefit nomination is a financial matter and therefore can be made for a person by their administrator (or attorney).