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Parenting orders and more

25 October 2017 by By Lawyers

See the  ‘Reference Manual – 101 Family Law Answers’ for interesting commentary on some of the lesser known aspects of parenting orders as well as commentary regarding the inability to subpoena certain Government agencies.

These can be found in the Children chapter:

  • Authenticated consent
  • Registration of Australian parenting orders overseas
  • Registration of overseas parenting orders in Australia

And in the newly established chapter on Subpoenas:

Subpoenas – ATO, Centrelink and Child Support Registrar

Filed Under: Family Law, Publication Updates Tagged With: authenticated consent, family lawm subpoena, government agencies, parenting orders, registration

Companies – new precedents

25 October 2017 by By Lawyers

New precedents have been added to the publication Companies, Trusts, Partnerships and Superanuation

Put and call option agreement
Put and call option precedent for use by a private company allowing the vendor to grant the purchaser a call option over the shares and the purchaser to grant the vendor a put option over the same shares.

Company constitution
Adding to a comprehensive set of commercial incorporation tools for practitioners and their clients, the constitution is for company members who elect to use a constitution, instead of the replaceable rules to guide their internal governance.

The company constitution precedent includes the general rules governing the relationship between a company’s directors, secretary and shareholders and the activities of the company and can be easily customised to suit individual clients’ requirements.

Table of Replaceable Rules

For company members who elect to use the rules to guide their internal governance. The main advantage of the replaceable rules is that a company who uses them can ensure that they are always up to date with developments and changes in regulation.

Filed Under: Companies, Trusts, Partnerships and Superannuation, Federal, Publication Updates Tagged With: companies, constitution, option, partnerships, put and call, replaceable rules, superannuation, trusts

QLD, Wills

24 October 2017 by By Lawyers

The end of a de facto relationship with a testator has the same effect as a divorce, namely, it revokes the ex-de facto’s appointment as executor of the will and revokes any benefits the testator gave to the former de facto partner under the will: new s 15B of the Succession Act 1981.

Filed Under: Publication Updates, Queensland, Wills and Estates Tagged With: de facto, executor, revocation

VIC, Power of Attorney

24 October 2017 by By Lawyers

From 1 November 2017 provisions of the Administration and Probate and Other Acts Amendment (Succession and Related Matters) Act 2017 commence including changes to ademption.

Filed Under: Publication Updates, Victoria, Wills and Estates Tagged With: ademption, power of attorney

QLD, Estates

24 October 2017 by By Lawyers

1. Notice of intention to apply for grant – Advertising changes From 24 November 2017 notices of intention to apply for grant need only be advertised in the Queensland Law Reporter and not in a newspaper: Supreme Court Practice Direction 14 of 2017.

2. End of de facto relationship – Revocation of executor The end of a de facto relationship with a testator has the same effect as a divorce, namely, it revokes the ex-de facto’s appointment as executor of the will and revokes any benefits the testator gave to the former de facto partner under the will: new s 15B of the Succession Act 1981.

3. Stepchild includes child of party to de facto relationship The definition of a stepchild has been extended to include the child of a party to a de facto relationship, so a stepchild of the de facto testator is capable of bringing a claim against the testator’s estate as the deceased step-parent: s 40A Succession Act 1981.

Filed Under: Publication Updates, Queensland, Wills and Estates Tagged With: advertising, de facto, estates, QLD Law Reporter, revocation, stepchild

VIC, Estates

24 October 2017 by By Lawyers

1. From 1 October 2017 paper forms for the commencement or completion of administration are no longer accepted – replaced by online smart land tax form LTX-Trust-18.
2. From 1 November 2017 provisions of the Administration and Probate and Other Acts Amendment (Succession and Related Matters) Act 2017 commence including amendments to intestacy, partners and 30-day survival rule, and repeal of hotchpot. See below for further information.

Filed Under: Legal Alerts, Publication Updates, Victoria, Wills and Estates Tagged With: estate. letters of administration, hotchpot, intestacy, paper forms, probate, survival rule

NSW – Conveyancing

24 October 2017 by By Lawyers

Sale & Purchase of Real Property commentary has been updated top include a table that allows users to easily discern the differences between the By Lawyers Sale of Land contract and the Law Society contract 2017.

1001 Conveyancing Answers has been updated to include reference to the By Lawyers contract and highlight the differences between it and the Law Society contract.

Key differences: The inclusion of warranties which remove the need for standard requisitions and special conditions, the facility for all communications including exchange to be electronic, and replaces claims with a right for the purchaser to either accept the detriment or rescind if the detriment, of whatever value, materially and adversely affects the property and the vendor is unwilling to rectify it.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, New South Wales, Publication Updates

QLD – Estates – Applications for grants

13 October 2017 by By Lawyers

From 24 November 2017 notices of intention to apply for grant need only be advertised in the Queensland Law Reporter – and not in a newspaper: Supreme Court Practice Direction 14 of 2017.

Filed Under: Publication Updates, Queensland, Wills and Estates Tagged With: 14 of 2017, advertising, letters of administration, practcie direction, probate

Differences between de facto and married couples

13 October 2017 by By Lawyers

Overall, the Family Law Act largely provides the same rights for de facto couples as for married persons. However there are differences which can make the process more arduous, complex and costly for de facto couples.

Filed Under: Family Law, Federal, Publication Updates Tagged With: de facto, differences, family, family law act

New financial agreement – Piper and Mueller

13 October 2017 by By Lawyers

A new financial agreement was published today in order to take into account the decision in Piper and Mueller. It covers both the requirements of during a de facto relationship under Part VIIIAB (s90UC) and the subsequent marriage under Part VIIIA (s90B). There is an informative commentary to go with it.

The new precedent is titled Combined financial agreement s90UC and s90B – During de facto relationship and subsequent marriage.

Filed Under: Family Law, Federal, Publication Updates Tagged With: agreement, de facto, fiansncial, Mueller, Piper, relationship, s90B, s90UC

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