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SEPARATION STAGES: Separation is a legal process, but it is also a mental and emotional one. You will need time to unpack your emotions and experiences, whilst working through any difficult feelings that arise. When working with Bayside Family Law Solutions, you will have the opportunity to ensure that your wellbeing is prioritised and you have the information and resources you need to move forward. To chat about how we can help you, get in touch with us here: https://lnkd.in/eVFq_iZk #FamilyMatters #FamilyLaw

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Losing someone is tough, and probate can be overwhelming. As you navigate the complex probate process, you need to have the compassionate and expert legal guidance. Having the right NSW probate lawyer by your side can make all the difference in ensuring the process runs smoothly. What do you think is the most important quality in a probate lawyer? 🤔 Here’s what to consider: expertise in wills, clear communication, solid reputation, and transparent fees. We also have a more comprehensive guide on choosing the best probate lawyer for your needs: https://hubs.ly/Q02-HfNR0 At CM Lawyers, we’re here to help with empathy and expertise. Reach out for a free consultation! #ProbateLaw #NSWLaw #CMLawyers #LegalAdvice

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If you’re separating, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia require you to participate in family dispute resolution (as long as it’s safe to do so) before you make any applications. Family dispute resolution is a practical, affordable and collaborative way for you to resolve disputes with your ex-partner. There are three main types of family dispute resolution.: 👉🏾 Mediation 👉🏾 Conciliation 👉🏾 Arbitration We can help you decide which form of family dispute resolution is best for your specific situation and the outcomes you’re looking for. Contact us for professional, caring advice https://lnkd.in/gq835qaY #familydisputeresolution #mediation #arbitration #conciliation #familylaw

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This has practical application with regards to an insolvent company undertaking a s588GA Safe Harbour Turnaround or Restructuring, where there is protection for Directors from Insolvent Trading Personal Liability (2017)… …and s588FDB creditor-defeating disposition (2020) which is a voidable action (ASIC order) available to the liquidator or ASIC. No order can be made where the disposition was: 1. For market value and/or 2. part of the Safe Harbour restructuring (“better outcome” test). This needs to be executed with precision and only the most experienced reputable and qualified advisors can be trusted. It’s a highly specialist area and directors should always request references from an advisor’s former clients. #phoenixing #turnaround #preinsolvency #restructuring #safeharbour #insolvent #governance

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How do you safeguard confidential information / #tradesecrets in a #contract? Feel free to add your views and experiences. #lawyers #Lawstudents #lawyering

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The Federal Government has put forward proposed changes to parts of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (the Act) that will influence how property settlements between separated couples are determined, introducing the Family Law Amendment Bill 2024 (the Bill) on 24 August 2024. Learn more through the link below. #wmdlaw https://lnkd.in/gg_bBvy7

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The Federal Government has put forward proposed changes to parts of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (the Act) that will influence how property settlements between separated couples are determined, introducing the Family Law Amendment Bill 2024 (the Bill) on 24 August 2024. Learn more through the link below. #wmdlaw https://lnkd.in/gg_bBvy7

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"They gave me the platform to fail, and make mistakes, and ask questions, and that's the best thing you can give anyone is the freedom to fail and learn." A key principle of success is the willingness to take risks, learn from failures, and persist through challenges. This is a truth that our Country Manager Brendan Smart is all too familiar with, and one that he speaks to in the recently launched People in Legal podcast. Take a listen to this episode to hear about Brendan's journey:

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Legal Director Dan Rogers writes about: CORONIAL INQUEST INTO THE BONDI JUNCTION STABBINGS   New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has announced this week that significant additional funding will be allocated for an independent Coronial Inquest into the tragic loss of life following the Bondi Junction stabbings. The inquest will seek to determine exactly what occurred but also to investigate broader issues such as the New South Wales Police response and the offender’s interactions with government agencies prior to the tragedy. This is a welcomed announcement that will provide a real opportunity to carefully unpack what occurred, the circumstances that led to the tragedy and how systems and agencies might be improved to reduce the risk of something similar occurring in the future.    A Coroner, acting as an independent judicial officer, is best placed to undertake this mammoth task. Coroners are often said to “speak for the dead”. In most cases, a death is unremarkable such as old age or disease. However, certain deaths raise troubling questions and sometimes, larger social issues. The Coroner, and the parties to an Inquest, often represented by solicitors, play a critical role in unpacking such deaths in order to understand the “who, what, when, where and why”. Equally important is the need to identify recommendations that might prevent or minimise the risk of such a tragedy from occurring.   Inquests are, therefore, important fact-finding exercises. They aim to search for the truth. No one is on trial. The rules of evidence do not strictly apply and evidence that would be inadmissible in a criminal trial is admissible in the Coroner’s Court subject only to the tests of relevance and procedural fairness.   The legal representatives tasked with the responsibly of assisting the Coroner and/or those appearing on behalf of the parties to the Inquest, including family members of deceased persons, will play a critical role. Lawyers are well equipped to do this because we are trained at resolving complex factual issues. Those lawyers representing the deceased’s family will also be mindful of the therapeutic process that underpins the Coroner’s Court.   Ultimately, the Coroner will deliver findings identifying the manner and cause of death as well as any recommendations. In doing so, the deceased’s family and the community will have a better understanding about how this tragedy occurred and why. No doubt, the recommendations from the independent Coronial Inquest will be considered very closely by the New South Wales Government.  #coronialinquest https://lnkd.in/gBYTSJv

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When it comes to inheritance, verbal promises don’t generally hold up in NSW courts. While a loved one’s word may seem binding, the legal system needs clear, written instructions to enforce any wishes regarding your estate. That’s why a legally binding, professionally written will is essential to avoid disputes and ensure your intentions are honoured. Without it, those verbal commitments may not carry the weight you intended. 📄 Formalise your wishes today and give your family the clarity they deserve. Need help drafting a secure, legally-binding will? Contact us to get started! #EstateDisputes #estateplanning #willdisputes #InheritanceRights

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We specialise in providing comprehensive legal solutions for all your contract needs. Whether you’re drafting, reviewing, or negotiating contracts, our experienced team ensures every detail is meticulously handled to safeguard your interests. Need expert advice on contract law? Discover how we can help you navigate the complexities of contract management with confidence and ease. #ContractLaw #LegalServices #ContractManagement #ContractDrafting #ContractReview #ContractLawyer #LegalTeam #LegalAdvice #BrisbaneLawyer #Business #Law

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Daily Update: 6 Significant Judgments from Common Law Jurisdictions (9 Dec 2024): 1.    New Zealand Court of Appeal considers law on limits to contractual discretionary powers; holds that implied term based on “proper purpose” approach is most promising way to conceptualise such limits compared to “default rule” approach and “expanded default rule” approach in UKSC’s decision in Braganza: BNZ v Christian Church Community Trust [2024] NZCA 645 2.    Federal Court of Australia holds that payments made by company in settlement of employees’ claims represent fulfilment of company’s antecedent obligations to pay its employees, did not involve “compensation” or “damages”; company not entitled to indemnity under liability insurance policy: Attree Pty Ltd v Certain Underwriters [2024] FCA 1408 3.    New South Wales Court of Appeal considers applicable test for determining identity of employer in cases where there is no written employment contract; clarifies that post-contractual conduct is relevant: Agrigrain Pty Ltd v Rindfleish [2024] NSWCA 295 4.    New South Wales Court of Appeal considers meaning of “public purpose for which the land was acquired” under s 56(1)(a) of Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991 (NSW): Goldmate Property v Transport for New South Wales [2024] NSWCA 292 5.    Quebec Superior Court holds that while conduct of plaintiff’s lawyer “raises questions” and “opened the door” to defendant’s application for a declaration that she is disqualified from representing plaintiff by describing defendant as her “client” in letters to defendant’s bank, no professional relationship arose between her and defendant; dismisses defendant’s application for declaration of disqualification: Guan c. Yimeng, 2024 QCCS 4386 6.    HK Court of First Instance holds that Rule 46(2) of Bankruptcy Rules (Cap 6A) does not require personal service of statutory demand on debtor, petitioner complied with rule by bringing notice of statutory demand to debtor through WeChat and newspaper advertisements: Re William Zeng [2024] HKCFI 2856 Subscribe to daily email summaries of significant judgments by The Common Lawyer: https://lnkd.in/g5ksbsv8

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What are the implications for legal practitioners when considering requirements to obtain relevant expert evidence? Ben Mahler, KordaMentha Partner, considers a NSW Supreme Court decision where the plaintiffs’ solicitor was ordered to pay the costs of a trial in circumstances where they advised their client no expert evidence was needed to prove their case. This is a bonus case review, with 300 more cases of potential interest featured in our upcoming Expert Evidence: Recent Cases book, launching on 29 October. Find out how to pre-order your copy and read more here: https://lnkd.in/gGAkYT6z #KordaMentha #ExpertEvidence

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Do you believe a legal decision was made unfairly or incorrectly? You may be eligible for a judicial review. This process allows courts to assess if government actions or decisions have been made lawfully and fairly. At Pegasus Law, we can assist with challenging unjust decisions. Our legal team ensures that your case is presented with precision. If you believe a decision affecting you was made unlawfully, contact us for guidance. 📞 905-348-3633 ✉️ [email protected] 🏢 2 Robert Speck Pkwy, Suite 703, Mississauga ON L4Z 1H8 🌐 www.pegasuslaw.ca #immigrationlaw #canada #pegasuslaw #pegasuslawcanada #pegasuslawmississauga #restorationofstatusincanada #judicialreview #judicialreviews #judicialreviewcanada

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The reason most firms can’t grow is because the original partners carry 70-80% of the weight of the company. They have to micromanage their team or do everything themselves to get everything done. Some managers find themselves micromanaging their team or performing all the tasks themselves in order to ensure that everything is done. However, in top companies, their internal processes are well-defined with regard to people, process, strategy development, and execution. This results in each team member working efficiently, allowing the partners to concentrate on high-value tasks and focus on being excellent lawyers doing what they love. As a leader of a law firm, you have likely faced challenges associated with growing pains. The growth journey is not without obstacles, and the road can often be overwhelming. Does this ring a bell to you? Read our full article about how we can help you transform your Law Practice in only 100 days: https://lnkd.in/gYX3EMrH

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Determining whether to pursue litigation depends on various factors, including the merits of your case, the potential outcomes, and your individual circumstances. Our experienced lawyers can assess your situation during a consultation and provide informed advice on the best course of action. We prioritise clear communication and transparency, ensuring you understand the implications of each decision. Contact us: https://lnkd.in/eBCTciPe #LegalGuidance #DBMAttorneys #GeneralLitigation #LegalAdvice

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