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How to Spot a Phoenix Business!
15 JUNE 2021 The last thing you need is for your business to do business with a “phoenix business”. Read more
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Why you should prepare a clear written agreement
01 JUNE 2021 Not having a properly drafted contract is risky, particularly when the good faith on which the relationship was built disappears, and the relationship ends. That is when a clear and concise written agreement, which sets out the rights and obligations of the parties, is invaluable. Read more
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Our Own Fidan Shevket Finalist for Family Law Partner of the Year
15 JUNE 2021 Fidan Shevket of Fox & Staniland Lawyers is the only lawyer in Sydney’s North Shore to have been named as a finalist in the category of Family Law Partner of the Year at the Lawyers Weekly Partner of the Year Awards 2021. Read more
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Using Secret Recordings as Evidence? Think again!
11 MAY 2021 In a recent case a husband and wife had two young children. The husband and wife separated. During the process of separation, the husband and wife began a long dispute over parenting. Following a serious motorbiking accident the husband was hospitalised for three months and the children stayed with the mother the whole time. Read more
