Did you see our blog on “What remedies are available to deal with debtors?” That dealt with the options available to pursue your debtor for payment. Once you followed one of those options and judgment is entered against the debtor then there is the process of recovering the judgment debt, which may also include costs awarded by the court, from the debtor. Read More
In August 2014 Minister John Rau introduced a Bill into Parliament to establish a new Tribunal to deal with employment related matters in South Australia. Read More
So you have provided goods and/or services to someone and they have failed or refused to pay you. As a solicitor who is quite active in the area of debt collection, whether its pursuant to an agreement written or oral.... Read More
Not just anyone can lodge a Caveat over a property. They must have an interest in the land. Having been in a marriage or a de facto relationship alone does not give someone an interest in their partner’s land. Read More
It often comes as a surprise to our clients that the vast majority (more than 90%) of all civil legal proceedings which are filed every year are never heard by the court at trial. Read More
The answer is “Yes”. The Australian Family Law Courts have jurisdiction to grant a divorce if you were married outside of Australia, as long as at least one of the following pre-conditions apply... Read More
