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16 July 2026

Can You Lose Parental Responsibility for Not Co-Parenting?

The Family Court expect parents to support their child’s relationship with both parents wherever it is safe and appropriate to do so. A failure to co-parent effectively can have

9 July 2026

How Are Assets Divided After a Marriage Ends?

When a marriage breaks down, former spouses decide how their assets, liabilities and financial resources will be divided. This process is known as a property settlement. It can involve

6 July 2026

High Court Strengthens Legal Path for Victims of Institutional Abuse

The High Court has handed down a major decision that reshapes the law on institutional responsibility for child sexual abuse. In AA v The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for

29 June 2026

ATO Penalties for Late Lodgement

If a taxpayer fails to comply with statutory reporting obligations by a specified due date, the taxpayer may be liable for a Failure to Lodge on time penalty.

5 June 2026

New Civil Penalties in South Australia: Employers Face Increased Risk for Underpayments

Since 1 January 2026, employers in South Australia’s public sector and local government have faced increased legal risk in relation to underpayments and employee entitlements.

26 May 2026

What the 2026/27 Federal Budget Means for Skilled Visa Applicants & Sponsors

The Australian Government’s 2026/27 Federal Budget signals a continued focus on skilled migration as a key driver of economic growth, workforce planning and productivity.

9 July 2026

How Are Assets Divided After a Marriage Ends?

When a marriage breaks down, former spouses decide how their assets, liabilities and financial resources will be divided. This process is known as a property settlement. It can involve

29 June 2026

ATO Penalties for Late Lodgement

If a taxpayer fails to comply with statutory reporting obligations by a specified due date, the taxpayer may be liable for a Failure to Lodge on time penalty.

26 May 2026

What the 2026/27 Federal Budget Means for Skilled Visa Applicants & Sponsors

The Australian Government’s 2026/27 Federal Budget signals a continued focus on skilled migration as a key driver of economic growth, workforce planning and productivity.

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