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Recent Blogs
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Inheritance Lost Because of No Binding Death Benefit Nomination!
06 APRIL 2021 In 2013 a woman died. She was the mother of a son who was bankrupt. Her will stated that the bankrupt son was to be the executor of her estate and the sole beneficiary. In addition to this, the mother had not made a Binding Death Benefit nomination for her superannuation. This meant that the payment of the superannuation would be decided by the trustees of the super fund. Read more
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Can Your Business Make Vaccines Compulsory?
08 MARCH 2021 COVID-19 vaccines are now approved for use in Australia. The question of whether these vaccines can be made compulsory for employees will be important. A recent case may give some guidance. Read more
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Top 10 Things That Can Go Wrong When Entering into a Franchise Agreement:
23 MARCH 2021 Franchise agreements can be a great way to enter into a profitable business. Despite this, they can also go wrong. The results can be catastrophic. Here are the top 10 things that can go wrong when Read more
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Are You Tempted to Take a Sub-lease of Some Floorspace? Be Careful with Subleases!
15 FEBRUARY 2021 You may be looking for premises and get offered some space available on a “sublease”. This is common at present because more businesses than ever have employees working remotely from home, and so they have too much floorspace. Subletting the excess space will allow them to recoup some rent during the balance of the term of their lease. Read more
