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Restaurant Business Hit Hard by the Pandemic! Thinking of Selling? Here’s the Legal Knowledge You Must Know Before Selling!
View: Restaurant Business Hit Hard by the Pandemic! Thinking of Selling? Here’s the Legal Knowledge You Must Know Before Selling!Many small business owners have been affected during the pandemic, and many may be considering selling their business. If you are preparing to sell a business in Australia for the first time, it is important to note that throughout the process you will need to consult both a lawyer and an accountant, and fully prepare all documents required by both buyer and seller to help the sales process run smoothly.
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Without a property agreement, how is property divided on divorce or separation?
View: Without a property agreement, how is property divided on divorce or separation?Many people believe Australian family law is more protective of women, and so assume women will receive a larger share of property after divorce. Others think that if one party commits a serious wrong, such as an affair, the party at fault will be allocated less of the couple’s joint property, or required to pay corresponding compensation. In fact, both of these are misconceptions. Property division after divorce is based on many factors and standards. Today, we will walk through…
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NSW Official Announcement: Rent Deferral and Waiver Period Extended for Commercial Tenants, Easing COVID-19 Impact on SMEs!
View: NSW Official Announcement: Rent Deferral and Waiver Period Extended for Commercial Tenants, Easing COVID-19 Impact on SMEs!The further worsening of the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia has added yet more pressure on small and medium businesses that have already struggled through the past two years. Recently, to reduce the adverse impact of the pandemic on SME owners, the Australian government has introduced a series of measures to ease the burden on small and medium business operators. Under the latest policy dated 13 January 2022, the NSW Government has extended rent deferrals and waivers for commercial tenants with…
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A Legal Perspective on Djokovic’s Visa Saga | How Did He Win? Why Is the Immigration Minister So Conflicted?
View: A Legal Perspective on Djokovic’s Visa Saga | How Did He Win? Why Is the Immigration Minister So Conflicted?On Monday this week, Djokovic won his appeal at the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA). After several hours of legal argument, the court hearing decided to quash the decision to cancel Djokovic’s visa. Judge Anthony Kelly said that Djokovic had not been given sufficient time to speak with Tennis Australia officials and his lawyers in order to respond to the notice that his visa was being cancelled.
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Thinking of working and studying part-time in Australia? Lodge onshore to gain AAT appeal rights and other benefits — even a “troubled history” can be saved!
View: Thinking of working and studying part-time in Australia? Lodge onshore to gain AAT appeal rights and other benefits — even a “troubled history” can be saved!Australia reopened its borders on 15 December, and many work-and-study students are already planning their trip, with some having already arrived. The Australian Prime Minister and the states of NSW and Victoria — which have stronger economies and larger populations — have repeatedly stressed the need to adapt to living with the virus and to maintain an open policy, with no intention of returning to lockdowns. NSW, Victoria and the ACT have now scrapped the 72-hour home-quarantine requirement for overseas…
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[Must-Read for New Dog Owners] A Legal Guide to What You Can and Can’t Do!
View: [Must-Read for New Dog Owners] A Legal Guide to What You Can and Can’t Do!Many people dote on their cats and dogs as treasured family members, working for their furry masters by day and scooping litter by night. They don’t mind going hungry themselves, but their pet’s water must be fresh and flowing.
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I Sold My Company Shares — Not Taking This “One-Page Agreement” Seriously Cost Me Dearly!
View: I Sold My Company Shares — Not Taking This “One-Page Agreement” Seriously Cost Me Dearly!When a shareholder wants to raise funds, establish a new company, end a relationship with other shareholders, or retire, they may choose to sell the shares they hold. When buying or selling shares in a private company, the most important step is entering into a share sale agreement to protect your own interests. So what exactly is a share sale agreement? What clauses does it involve? When you buy or sell shares in Australia, how can you protect your interests…
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By the Time You Find Out It’s Too Late — These Actions Can Get Your Australian Permanent Resident Visa Cancelled!
View: By the Time You Find Out It’s Too Late — These Actions Can Get Your Australian Permanent Resident Visa Cancelled!As practitioners, we have seen many cases where clients put in a great deal of effort and hard work to obtain an Australian Permanent Resident visa, only to have their PR visa cancelled by the Department of Home Affairs for various reasons.
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“You have the right to remain silent, but anything you say can be used against you in court…” Sometimes silence can actually hurt you
View: “You have the right to remain silent, but anything you say can be used against you in court…” Sometimes silence can actually hurt you“You have the right to remain silent, but anything you say can be used as evidence against you in a court of law. Before questioning, you have the right to speak with a lawyer. During questioning, you also have the right to have a lawyer present. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one can be appointed to you by the court if you wish. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you also have the right…
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This Time It’s Real! Insulting or Leaking Others’ Info/Photos Online Could Cost You Up to $11,000 in Fines!
View: This Time It’s Real! Insulting or Leaking Others’ Info/Photos Online Could Cost You Up to $11,000 in Fines!In today’s society where everyone is immersed in social media, while we enjoy freedom of speech, many people are also troubled by “cyberbullying”. The anonymous nature of the internet provides these bullies with a convenient mask, and in cyberbullying incidents, victims are often left with nowhere to turn for help.
