Elvin Lawyers

04/10/2021

When parents cannot come to an agreement, Judges may be asked to make orders about vaccination for the child.

Lawyers Weekly recently published an article that discusses what this could mean in family law matters.

See the article for further information and contact our family law team to discuss your matter.
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In the time of COVID-19, there is considerable public debate about vaccinations. The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) has recommended 12- to 15-year-olds be added to Austral

12/04/2021

It is important to understand the process that will be followed in distributing your assets, should you not have a Will in place.

Ultimately, the future of your assets should be your choice, so it is best to organise a Will.

See our article for more details and contact us to discuss how we could help in preparing your estate plan.

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What happens if you die without a Will in place? Where do your assets go? How is it distributed? It is important to understand how intestacy works and the importance of having a Will prepared. Ultimately, the future of your assets should be your choice, so it is best to organise a will.

10/03/2021

04/03/2021

During separation it is important to consider carefully what your options are and to discuss a strategy unique to your situation.

See this article for a few reasons why seeking legal advice is important and contact our experienced family law team to organise your strategy session.

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5 reasons why you should get a lawyer when you are separating from your partner.

24/02/2021

Unlike in parenting matters, where the court’s primary function is to make orders that are in the best interest of the children, pets are treated by the court as ‘property’– not dissimilar to a motor vehicle or furnishings.

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See our article for further information and contact our family law team with any questions about ownership of a pet following separation, property settlements or any other family law matter.

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17/02/2021

It is important for small business owners to consider their options and to seek advice, especially in these uncertain times.

Adrian Flores discusses how incentives could hep encourage small businesses to access advice.
https://tinyurl.com/business-advice-incentives

Contact our office to see how we could assist you.
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02/02/2021

'Lighting the Way to the Next Chapter' is a new campaign has been launched by Mamamia and Commonwealth Bank which aims to empower the community when it comes to domestic and family violence, and be a part of paving a hopeful future.

https://tinyurl.com/leaving-abusive-relationships

Throughout the article Mamamia have provided important information on available resources to consider.

31/01/2021

In family law matters, an Independent Children's Lawyer acts on behalf of the children. It is their role to advocate for the best interests of the children, however this may not necessarily mean that they simply follow the specific viewpoints expressed by the children.

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Read this informative article by Madison Kelly for more insight on the role of an ICL in Family Law proceedings and contact our office to discuss how this could relate to your matter.

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21/12/2020

The family courts will expand a COVID-19 list created to quickly resolve urgent cases during the pandemic as they brace for a new range of virus-related disputes including whether children should be vaccinated.

https://tinyurl.com/family-court-priority-list

Read this Sydney Morning Herald article for more information.
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10/12/2020

With a growing list of changes having taken place throughout the year, a focus has turned towards risk management in businesses across Australia.

It is important to adapt your business and update strategies to meet the challenges of the future.

https://tinyurl.com/risk-management-adaptation

See this article published with Lawyers Weekly which discusses some of the key changes and contact us to discuss how we can assist you in these focus areas.

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01/12/2020

There are many views in regards to the Family Court merger, including that of former Family Court Chief Justices and the view surrounding strengthening a stand-alone, specialist family law court and an increase in family violence specialisation.

https://tinyurl.com/undesirable-court-merger

See this article from the Law Council of Australia to gain an understanding as to the impact the merger may have.