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HHG Legal Group’sMurray Thornhill have pulled together some answers to questions that dog owners might have about the laws that…
HHG Legal Group’s Murray Thornhill looks into defamatory text messages and a trend towards protection in the virtual arena in light…
Our Senior Associate, Dianne Caruso discusses eligibility when making a family law claim in a de facto relationship. If you are in…
HHG Legal Group’s Will & Estates Senior Associate Lucy Ferriera and Law Graduate Maria Zappala answer frequently asked questions regarding an enduring power of attorney. What…
There are two Bills before this State’s Legislative Assembly which will have significant implications for the taxation of transactions in…
Paying child support is designed to help meet the cost of caring for and raising your children when they are…
Earlier this year, the Federal Attorney General, Christian Porter, announced that de-facto couples in Western Australia will soon be able…
It’s safe to say pets are a very welcome addition to most Australian families and many consider the family pet…
A rise in cases of financial abuse proves that seniors in all stages of frailty must implement appropriate safeguards against…
Powers of Attorney can form an important part of your plan to manage your financial affairs once you lose capacity…
Simon Creek, Executive Chairman answers some of the most frequently asked questions around financial agreements. What is a Binding Financial…
Our estate planning and dispute resolution teams are all too often, and increasingly, acting to rescue seniors from falling victim…
HHG Legal Group’s Lucy Ferriera explores the dire situation when a person dies without a Will. If a person dies without…
In this series we will discuss the fundamental basics of Wills and Estate Planning, providing information and guidance that may answer…
We all have friends who have had a destination wedding then returned home for a second ceremony, or who have…
FAMILY LAW BASICS SERIES: WHAT IS A SINGLE EXPERT WITNESS’ ROLE IN FINANCIAL MATTERS? In this series we will discuss the…
When someone passes away, the law tells us that their property should be distributed in accordance with inheritance laws without…
A common concern following the breakdown of a relationship is that the other party may be attempting to hide assets…
Divorce on the rise It is apparent from the 2015 divorce statistics released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, that…
The Telecommunications Interception and Access Act 1979 (Cth) (TIAA), as amended in 2015, requires that Australian telecommunication companies retain specific…
When a relationship breaks down, even in circumstances where parties are amicable and able to agree on a division of…
A de facto relationship is defined in s 13A of the Interpretation Act 1984 (WA). In Western Australia, a de facto relationship…
It is becoming increasingly common for grandparents to play a major role in their grandchildren’s ongoing care and development. Accordingly,…
When the Family Court refers to property orders being “final” it means that the orders have been deemed to finally…
It is increasingly common for couples to separate within two years of the date of their marriage. This can be…
Parenting Orders A parenting order is defined in section 64B of the Family Law Act 1975 (“the Act”) and refers…
When the Family Court refers to property orders being “final” it means that the orders have been deemed to finally…
Where there a disputes over custody of children, the Family Court will often be called upon to decide how much…
The concept of equal shared parental responsibility is a cornerstone of Family Law child related matters but what does equal…
As most separated or divorced parents would know, child support is managed through the Child Support Agency of the Department…
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