Margaret Miller

28 September, 2016Estate Planning, Estate Administration and Disputes, Trusts and Superannuation Family Law

Some legal considerations when moving in together

Moving in together can trigger unexpected legal and financial consequences. If you are considering coupledom, it makes sense to consider financial issues.

Margaret Miller

22 September, 2016Family Law

When you have problems getting a child’s passport issued

Usually when you are planning a trip overseas with your children, there is no problem in having both parents sign a child’s passport application.

Margaret Miller

19 July, 2016Commercial Law & Business Transactions Dispute Resolution, Insolvency and Litigation

The Court gets tough on directors who underpay staff

Margaret Miller

12 July, 2016Family Law

Property adjustment orders are not always made after long relationships end

In the recent decision of Chancellor & McCoy [2016] FCCA 53, Judge Turner of the Federal Circuit Court found that it was not just and equitable to make an order altering property interests for a de facto couple that had been in a relationship for 27 years.

Margaret Miller

5 July, 2016Commercial Law & Business Transactions Dispute Resolution, Insolvency and Litigation