Family Law Orders Aren’t Optional: What Happens When Someone Does Not Comply?
A court order is not a suggestion. But when a former partner misses a payment, refuses to transfer property or does not follow parenting arrangements, the correct next step is not always obvious. The procedure depends on what the order requires, what has happened and (most importantly) what outcome you need. Start with one question:...
NSW Retirement Village Law and Commonwealth Aged Care Law: How the Regimes Differ and Operate Together
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland 1. Scope and trigger of each regime NSW retirement-village law. The Retirement Villages Act 1999 (NSW), together with the Retirement Villages Regulation 2025, creates...
Financial & Property Settlements After Separation: What You Need to Know
When a marriage or de facto relationship ends, one of the most important issues to resolve is how to divide property, debts, and financial responsibilities. This process, known as a...
One Rulebook for Retail Leasing? Treasury Consults on Harmonising Australia’s Retail Tenancy Laws
Australia’s retail leasing framework may be heading towards its most significant structural reform in decades. A new Australian Government, consultation is examining whether the eight state and territory retail tenancy...
When a Sister’s Promise Becomes a Legal Contract: Mills v Dodds
Sometimes the most heartfelt promises, especially from loved ones facing their final days, can echo beyond the grave. In a rare but powerful testament to the enforceability of heartfelt commitments,...
Inherited Property and Capital Gains Tax (CGT): What You Need to Know
When you inherit a property, one of the most important questions is: Will I need to pay capital gains tax (CGT) when I sell it? In some cases, inherited property...
Ageing in Place: How Better Design and Care Can Help Older Australians Stay Independent
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland Ageing in place is becoming central to how Australians think about housing, retirement living and aged care. But what does it actually involve and...
Family Law Orders Aren’t Optional: What Happens When Someone Does Not Comply?
A court order is not a suggestion. But when a former partner misses a payment, refuses to transfer property or does not follow parenting arrangements, the correct next step is...
NSW Retirement Village Law and Commonwealth Aged Care Law: How the Regimes Differ and Operate Together
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland 1. Scope and trigger of each regime NSW retirement-village law. The Retirement Villages Act 1999 (NSW), together with the Retirement Villages Regulation 2025, creates...
Financial & Property Settlements After Separation: What You Need to Know
When a marriage or de facto relationship ends, one of the most important issues to resolve is how to divide property, debts, and financial responsibilities. This process, known as a...
One Rulebook for Retail Leasing? Treasury Consults on Harmonising Australia’s Retail Tenancy Laws
Australia’s retail leasing framework may be heading towards its most significant structural reform in decades. A new Australian Government, consultation is examining whether the eight state and territory retail tenancy...
When a Sister’s Promise Becomes a Legal Contract: Mills v Dodds
Sometimes the most heartfelt promises, especially from loved ones facing their final days, can echo beyond the grave. In a rare but powerful testament to the enforceability of heartfelt commitments,...
Inherited Property and Capital Gains Tax (CGT): What You Need to Know
When you inherit a property, one of the most important questions is: Will I need to pay capital gains tax (CGT) when I sell it? In some cases, inherited property...
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