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Separating from a de facto partner or spouse is an incredibly stressful event. It can happen suddenly, for example, when an affair is discovered, or it can be a slow winding-down of what started as a blissful and loving union. In either case, emotions run high and people are often justifiably fearful that their formerly beloved partner may unilaterally withdraw funds from joint bank accounts for their own benefit.
As directors consider how to meet their duties during the COVID-19 pandemic, the safe harbour provisions may provide some protection from insolvent trading liability.
Cooper Grace Ward has prepared the following guide to summarise the practical safety issues arising from the Resource Kit, to assist Australian employers as restrictions are eased and employees return to their workplaces.
Employers have a duty to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the physical and mental health and safety of workers and other persons while at work.
Need to swear or affirm court documents during the pandemic? Watch as family law senior associate Craig Turvey explains how.
The Federal Government last week announced it was backing Australia to become a world leader in hydrogen production and exports by establishing the $300 million Advancing Hydrogen Fund.
The first step towards resolving a property settlement is identifying and valuing the assets. If a couple negotiating their financial deal cannot agree upon the value of an asset that one or both wish to retain, the Australian family law system requires them to obtain independent, expert evidence about the value – for example, of a real property or business.
With the consequences of COVID-19 becoming increasingly pronounced, listed entities need to ensure they manage disclosure obligations by alerting the ASX of material information arising from the pandemic.
The Federal Government has registered a legislative instrument permitting electronic signatures and virtual meetings to assist continuity of business operations despite the pandemic.
With the consequences of COVID-19 becoming increasingly pronounced, listed entities need to ensure they manage disclosure obligations by alerting the ASX of material information arising from the pandemic.
The recent decision in the Marsella case confirmed the obligation of SMSF trustees to make a death benefit decision in good faith. But does this obligation apply wider than just to death benefits?
Recognising the important role the resources sector will play in spurring Queensland’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, this week the Queensland Government announced the tender process under the State’s 2020 exploration program would recommence.