Legal News & Resources
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Federal Budget 2026: Implications for Trusts and Estate Planning
What the 2026 Federal Budget proposals mean for discretionary trusts, testamentary trusts, capital gains tax and property investment, and why a strategic review of family and business structures is worth considering.
Read more →Vale Lou Lieberman
We fondly remember the Honourable Lou Lieberman AM. Lou's name has been in our firm title since the 14th February 1966.
Read more →Superannuation Fund Transfers: From Apparent Purchaser to Real Purchaser
Under Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBA), property transfers from a 'bare trustee' (apparent purchaser) to the SMSF (real purchaser) require careful tax and structuring advice.
Read more →When Employees Go Bad
Practical legal guidance for employers managing employee misconduct, performance issues, and termination — protecting your business while complying with the Fair Work Act.
Read more →Who is a Dependant for Superannuation Purposes in Estate Planning?
Who qualifies as a dependant under superannuation law matters for tax outcomes on death benefits and estate planning. Legal and tax dependency are not the same.
Read more →I have put a lot of money into my new business — can I insist on a longer term on my lease?
Capital investment in fit-out gives commercial tenants negotiating leverage on lease term and renewal options. What rights actually exist under the Retail Leases Act and at common law.
Read more →Do I need to notify my landlord I am selling my business?
Selling a business with a commercial lease in place: when landlord notification is required, consent processes, and assignment vs novation of the lease.
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Navigating Cross-Border Property Transactions in Albury-Wodonga
The Albury-Wodonga region straddles the NSW-Victoria border, and property transactions on either side are governed by different legislation. Here's what you need to know.
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Estate Planning Essentials: A Guide for Regional Families
Estate planning is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family. For regional families in Albury-Wodonga, there are additional considerations to keep in mind.
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Understanding Workers Compensation in NSW and Victoria
For workers in the Albury-Wodonga region, the border determines which workers compensation scheme applies to your claim. Here's how to navigate it.
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