The Importance of Evidence in Workers Compensation Claims
A recent case before the Workers Compensation Commission of New South Wales, has highlighted the importance of having evidence to support a claim for workers compensation.
Why Go To An Accredited Specialist For A Motor Vehicle Accident?
Is it really worth going to see an Accredited Specialist for a Motor Vehicle Accident as many law firms say they practice in Compensation Claims. and “No Win – No Fee”. What does this mean? More
Restructuring A Business And What You Legally Have To Do!
I have been running my current business for the past 8 years, but unfortunately it has not been going too well lately. If I decide to restructure the business to something else, can I just do this under the same company name or do I have to close the current business down and open with new business number etc. I am changing the business from office supplies to a food outlet.
Wills, Estates and Superannuation
My husband has recently passed and hadn’t left any beneficiary on his superannuation. As his Will was a mirror Will of mine, does that automatically entitle me to his super too?
WORKERS COMPENSATION – CAN I MAKE ANOTHER CLAIM FOR THE SAME ACCIDENT
I am currently receiving Workers Compensation from an accident that I received whilst at work, it was a back injury and I have to have on-going treatment. However, the pain is now affecting my legs and is making it very hard for me to get around. I will soon need more help around the house and to get out and do shopping etc. My compensation doesn’t cover this. Am I able to go back and make a further claim? More
CHILD CUSTODY AGREEMENTS – ARE THEY FAIR ON THE CHILDREN, OR ARE THEY JUST A CONVENIENCE FOR THE PARENTS?
Under the Family Law Act there is a presumption of equal shared parental responsibility. In essence this means that, unless there are family violence issues, the court must apply the presumption that it is in the best interests of the child, for the child’s parents to have equal shared parental responsibility.