Many people are switching to solar power as a desirable and environmentally conscious way of reducing your power bills. However, solar panel installation is a largely unregulated business and many are defective. This blog discusses your options with defective solar panel installation. Read More
When a person is injured and claiming compensation, care provided by family members for that injury can be claimed as gratuitous care/voluntary services. Read More
Separating parties often take lengthy periods to attempt to resolve property settlement disputes. Significant problems can arise when people fail to formalise arrangements for property settlement which may place new wealth you acquire after you’ve separated at risk of being divided partly to your spouse by a Court. Read More
With summer just around the corner, many households are taking the covers off their pools, or considering putting a pool in their backyard. Unfortunately, here at Andersons, we see a lot of pool installations or repair jobs that have gone wrong. Read More
This blog explains the different personal (sick) leave entitlements for different employees in relation to the recent case of Mondelez v Automotive, Food, Metals, Engineering, Printing and Kindred Industries Union (AMWU) [2019] FCAFC138. Read More
A recent amendment to the Family Law Act 1975 means that a parent who abducts their child internationally could be imprisoned for up to 3 years. Read More
