COVID 19, Rent Relief and Commercial Leasing in Victoria in 2021 By Rochelle Manderson: Partner, Solicitor and Mediator at TBA Law & TBA ADR Commercial Leasing could be arguably one of the backbone structures of business, [...]
Guest Post: 5 Tips for choosing a Trade Mark By Dr Victoria Longshaw and Dr Carolyn Rolls, Houlihan2 Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys Unlike business names, there is no legal requirement for a trader to register [...]
Stamp Duty Concessions by Jacqui Brauman Stamp duty is a large amount of money, or potentially a large amount of money to factor in if you're doing certain land transfers, particularly in terms of succession planning. [...]
Special Conditions for Tenants by Rochelle Manderson As a tenant, your tenancy agreement is something you should be paying extra special attention to. If you're under the Residential Tenancies Act and you're leasing a residential house, all [...]
10 Disadvantages of Not Having a Will Not having a Will means: - you have no say about who will administer your estate, - it may end up being administered by someone that you would not appoint; [...]
Getting a deposit released to you early by Jacqui Brauman This blog is about getting the deposit released to you early if you are selling a property. Generally, a purchaser will pay 10% of the purchase [...]
Family Law and Superannuation Splits by Sarah Coombs In many relationships, superannuation is one of your biggest assets. It's important that superannuation is included in any financial splits when couples separate. It's also important that parties [...]
Financing Your Property Purchase And The Hidden Costs You Need To Know by Bridie Gavaghan The first step is to assess your financial situation and really think about your desired standard of living when deciding how [...]
What to Tell Your Conveyancer When You're Preparing to Sell Your Property The process of buying or selling property is called conveyancing. So the person who is doing that process to buy or sell a property for [...]
Parenting during separation: disciplining and educating your children by Sarah Coombs Obviously, when couples separate, there can be quite a bit of difficulty in terms of where the children go to school, but as well as [...]
