COVID-19: Are Tenants Entitled to Rent Relief and/or to Vacate Premises
Most leases, including the current Law Institute of Victoria’s Lease of Real Estate (Commercial) (LIV Lease) do not deal with ...
A comprehensive summary of the coronavirus stimulus packages so far
Over the past few weeks, much has been announced about what the Australian Government will be bringing in to help ...
Damage or destruction of a rental property
What happens if your property is damaged from the results of a natural disaster, or by tenants? Such a situation ...
Bankruptcy and the Obligations on an Associated Entity to Disclose
An Official Trustee in Bankruptcy has the power to investigate the conduct and affairs of a bankrupt person and the ...
ATO dusts off the ‘Lifestyle Asset’ microscope
If you own a marine vessel, perhaps a thoroughbred horse or two, have a piece of fine art hanging on ...
Police Strip Search Law: Your Rights
Imagine you have attended a public event with police presence. The police have approached you and start asking you questions ...
Employment laws are getting more complicated – are you compliant?
One of the buzz words around Australian business right now is ‘wage theft’. There have been many publicised cases of ...
Small business marketing on a budget
The bank account is looking a bit worse for wear, time is tight, and you need to really step up ...
What you need to know about the First Home Super Saver Scheme
The First Home Super Saver (FHSS) scheme was introduced a couple of years ago with an aim to reduce pressure ...
Tax issues when dealing with volunteers
From bushfire relief groups, sporting clubs, environmental groups, charity associations and many more, volunteers are an indispensable workforce and support ...
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