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Wills and Estate Planning
It is always a difficult time when a relative or loved one passes away but emotions can be heightened when there is a dispute over the Will. If someone close to you has died and you believe the Will to be unfair, there may be legal steps you can take to claim money or assets […]
Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring
The last few years have been tricky for many businesses due to COVID and it’s understandable that many organisations have fallen behind on their tax payments. However, with the severe impacts of COVID diminishing, the Australian Tax Office is taking steps to start reducing the many billions (yes, billions) of dollars in tax debt. It […]
Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring
With prices rising and many of the COVID safety nets being removed, some businesses are slipping into the red. If you’re a supplier, this may mean you have a number of overdue accounts. At some stage, you are going to need to chase the funds. There are a number of debt recovery options available to […]
Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring
The whole purpose of operating a company is to make money. However, with so many moving parts and money coming and going at different rates, it can be very easy to end up with an unmanageable amount of debt. A business that has reached a point where it is experiencing significant financial trouble may have […]
Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring
Anyone can start a business in Australia, which is a positive thing because businesses present incredible opportunities to make money and create jobs for others. However, starting and operating a business can be complicated. Many people find they have bitten off more than they can chew, especially when it comes to paying taxes. If you […]
Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring
Things don’t always go according to plan, which the last couple of years have proven for many people. Sometimes, despite all your best efforts and intentions, your financial situation can spiral out of control, leaving you facing bankruptcy. If you have significant debt and are considering declaring bankruptcy, here are some quick facts you need […]
Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring
There’s no denying we live in turbulent times. As a result, many businesses find themselves facing insolvency, despite doing everything ‘right’. If you’ve had money difficulties but want to hold on to your business and feel like there is hope for a positive outcome, one solution can be to press ‘pause’ and get help to […]
Family Law
The end of a marriage or long-term partnership involves a great deal of upheaval. While making a divorce official is simple in a legal sense, the stress usually comes from dividing your belongings, figuring out financial support and deciding how to care for your children (if you have them). Some couples can’t reach an agreement […]
Family Law
Buying real estate, can be an incredibly exciting process, particularly the first time around. If you’re intending to do so with a partner, it’s just as momentous and signifies a big step in the relationship, as you plan towards a happy future together. Buying property is the biggest purchase many Australians will ever make. So, […]
Defamation
There’s no denying that social media connects us, informs us and of course, entertains us. What was originally used by individuals for personal use has now expanded to use by businesses to advertise – and often with great results. However, social media should always be used with caution. You probably know about stranger danger already, […]
Litigation / Dispute resolution
To ‘cease’ is to stop an activity. The same definition is afforded to the term ‘desist,’ too. Telling a person to cease and desist is more than just empty words, when done so in a letter, it’s a cautionary notice and a legally enforceable order. Want to know more about cease and desist letters? Find […]
Property Law
An easement, in legal terms, refers to the right to cross or use somebody else’s land for a specified purpose. The term may present itself in the context of property buying, by which a property may be ‘benefited’ or ‘burdened’ by an easement. The owner of the burdened property continues to own their land, however […]
Tax and Asset Protection
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has introduced a new way to make businesses act on their tax debts. Any business that has over $100,000 in tax debts will be receiving a letter from the ATO, if they haven’t already, compelling the company to make a firm effort to manage their debts within 28 days. Interested […]
Family Law
In August 2021, passing of a new law saw hope for parties within Australian family law proceedings in terms of disclosing superannuation. Want to know the latest news in Australian family law proceedings and what it all means? Read more from the Crest Lawyers team of Gold Coast family lawyers, to find out. Outlining the […]
Wills and Estate Planning
An enduring power of attorney allows a person to appoint people they trust (an attorney) to make decisions about their personal matters (including health) and/or financial matters. Deciding that appointing an enduring power of attorney, filling out and distributing the required forms can be a solemn, stressful process – but it doesn’t have to be. […]
Defamation
Social media definitely brings us together, but it can also tear us apart. You need only spend some time on one or two popular social media platforms to see ugly, inappropriate posts, comments and opinions. Failing to choose your words wisely can not only hurt others, it can also put you at risk of being […]
Family Law
Nobody enjoys separation – especially when there are children, shared money and assets involved. There are so many uncertainties, emotions and stress that can take its toll on potentially each impacted family member. Even more so if support is not asked for nor received. That’s why prioritising your mental health when dealing with family law […]
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