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April 30, 2014 BY Rockliffs Lawyers

Family Law Financial Agreement/Pre Nup Ruled Invalid

Some of the financial arrangements which couples have entered into since binding financial agreements – sometimes referred to as ‘pre-nups’ – became available under Australia’s family laws are under a cloud following recent court decisions. While the intention of the... [Read More...]

April 23, 2014 BY Rockliffs Lawyers

Self-Managed Superannuation Fund Investment Strategy

  Under the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 (“SIS Act”), the Trustee of a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (“SMSF”) is solely responsible and directly accountable for the management of the members’ benefits. The Trustee has a duty to make, carry out and document... [Read More...]

April 11, 2014 BY Rockliffs Lawyers

Property – Who bears the risk of damage after exchange?

The risk of damage to buildings and other fixtures remains with the seller until settlement, or some other time if it is stipulated in the contract. However, the risk passes to the buyer immediately if the buyer moves into possession... [Read More...]

April 9, 2014 BY Rockliffs Lawyers

Reasons To Consider Making A New Will

Here are a few reasons why you might want to consider making a new Will... If you marry, your Will will be revoked by the marriage unless the Will is especially in contemplation of that marriage. Divorce may affect your... [Read More...]

April 4, 2014 BY Rockliffs Lawyers

Debt Recovery for Businesses

In the vast majority of businesses, developing relationships is a critical part of building a successful enterprise. Relationships can vary, from short-term relationships such as 30-day credit arrangements with customers, or relationships of a more long-term character such as those... [Read More...]