Social Media in Family Court Proceedings
It has been said in recent Family Court proceedings that: “An unfortunate and increasing feature of modern litigation, particularly but not exclusively in family law, is the use of ‘social media.’ While it can be [...]
Do You have the Capacity to Make a Will?
With an ageing population of post war baby boomers marching (hopefully) towards retirement, thoughts in that age group will inevitably turn to more sombre matters regarding their potentially dwindling estate and how best to arrange [...]
Sports Anti-Doping Framework in Australia
Recognising Doping as an International Issue The Olympic Charter and the International Convention against Doping in Sport 2005 was adopted in Paris on 19 October 2005 (called the “UNESCO Convention”). It recognised the necessity for [...]
US Consulate General Perth
Celebrating the 243rd Anniversary Independence of The United States of America 2019 Fourth of July Reception Hundreds of guests from across Western Australia's business, government, science, education, community and other sectors joined the U.S. [...]
Rights of Married vs De Facto Couples in Financial Proceedings
Most of us know that for de-facto couples, you can't get a divorce without first being married. Recently a client attended our offices requesting assistance with his divorce and the division of the matrimonial assets. [...]
Should I Conduct a Formal Investigation into Misconduct?
When is there a need to conduct a formal investigation? As a general rule, if a number of employees are involved, there is more than one incident complained about or there are a number of [...]
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