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DON'T FORGET ABOUT THE KIDS THIS CHRISTMAS

Whilst parenting orders are focused on the best interests of the child, sometimes their best interests are totally overlooked. Having to go from one parent to the other, on a day where it is all about relaxing and having fun, can be super stressful and unpleasant.

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LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION

If you die without a Will or your Will is not valid, then an application for a Grant of Letters of Administration will need to be made to the Supreme Court.

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SUBCONTRACTOR CHARGES QLD STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE

If you have done ‘work’ as a subcontractor, you may be eligible to lodge a subcontractor’s charge over money that would be payable to the head contractor by a principal.

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LEGAL CAPACITY AND MINORS

A person who does not have the maturity or ability to fully understand the agreements made with others is considered to lack the capacity to contract, and contracts made with these people are generally unenforceable.

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HOW TO CHOOSE A CONSTRUCTION LAWYER

All too often, many construction cases are brought before the courts, which simply should not have been as they could have settled, or the parties were not presented with alternative ways of resolving the matter without court intervention.

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NEW RIGHT TO EXTEND SETTLEMENT

As of 20 January 2022, the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) added a new clause to their standard form real estate contract that gives both the Buyer and the Seller the opportunity to increase the time for settlement by up to 5 business days.

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DIRECTOR RIGHTS V COMPANY RIGHTS

If your company is in a dispute with a director, the company can obtain confidential legal advice without having to worry that it will be disclosed to that director.

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CAN I ENFORCE A RECOMMENDED RETAIL PRICE?

Suppliers are prohibited from enforcing a minimum price in relation to their goods sold by third parties. This means that a wholesaler cannot require a retailer to sell their products at a certain price.

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