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Ending a Partnership: Legal Steps and Key Considerations in NSW

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Ending a partnership is a significant turning point, marking a clear line between shared commitments, decision-making, assets and reputation. The choices made during the winding up process matter: what you retain, how you communicate, and how you document the transition. These choices shape life after the partnership, so careful planning helps preserve relationships and avoid …

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Rethinking Redundancy: High Court Broadens the Scope of Redeployment in Helensburgh Coal Pty Ltd v Bartley [2025] HCA 29

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Introduction On 6 August 2025, the High Court of Australia delivered its long-awaited judgment in Helensburgh Coal Pty Ltd v Bartley. The case has become a landmark in shaping how Helensburgh Coal redundancy redeployment is understood under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth). The Court clarified one of the most contested aspects of Australia’s unfair …

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Mark My Words: Overcoming Objections to your Trademark

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Standing out in today’s marketplace takes more than just good marketing. It requires a distinctive and trusted brand that customers can easily recognise. Overcoming trademark objections is often a necessary step for businesses seeking to protect their brand through trademark registration in Australia. Trademarks play a key role in preserving a business’s identity, reputation and …

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SMSFs and Wills: How Self-Managed Super Funds Work with Your Estate Plan

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When preparing a will, many people assume that all their assets will automatically be dealt with under that document. However, this is not always the case. One of the most common areas of misunderstanding about assets under a will relates to Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs). Understanding how SMSFs and wills interact is essential to ensure …

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Inheritance and Divorce in Australia: Do You Have to Share?

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Inheritance is often deeply personal and emotionally significant. But when it comes to inheritance and divorce in Australia, what happens if you inherit money or property while you’re in a relationship-or even after separation but before your property settlement is finalised? Can your ex-partner claim a share? The answer isn’t always straightforward under family law. …

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Australia Gig Work Deactivation Protections: Progress and Pitfalls After Five Months

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Executive summary Five months into the operation of Australia gig work deactivation protections, introduced through the federal Digital Labour Platform Deactivation Code and the new unfair deactivation jurisdiction commenced, the first run of cases reveals a system that sets real procedural guardrails but also tripwires that many workers are hitting. Early Fair Work Commission (FWC) …

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ABN vs ACN: Key Differences for Australian Business Owners

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If you are considering setting up a business in Australia, you may be familiar with two key identifiers: the ABN and the ACN. Whilst they may seem similar- they often get confused despite serving different purposes and are issued by different government bodies. Understanding these identifiers is important to ensuring your business is compliant with …

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Strata Renovation By-Laws Sydney: Owners Corporation Approval

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Renovating a strata-titled property in New South Wales often requires legal approval under the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 (NSW). You cannot simply hire a tradesperson and begin. Lot owners must seek consent from the owners corporation if the works may affect common property or structural elements. The owners corporation is separate from the strata …

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Lost the Ring, Kept the Crypto: Welcome to Modern Divorce

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More Australians are investing in cryptocurrency. These assets now appear in separation disputes as volatile, anonymous, and often hidden. Bitcoin hoards stored in cold wallets and unexplained digital transfers are becoming common. Crypto is now a wildcard in family law. Courts have started paying attention to how cryptocurrency is used and disclosed in property settlement …

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