How to make sure you never lose your keys again
From Apple AirTag to Tile Ultra, there's new ways to track down your lost luggage and keys.
Why that phone call is likely a hoax
I can assure you no reputable software company will reach out to you by phone to resolve an issue on your computer, especially a problem you do not know about.
Preparing your home for spring selling season
We are already seeing activity in the property market pick up.
Selling this spring? Now’s the time to get ready
There has been much hubbub in the media recently about the inevitable collapse of the Sydney property market.
Negotiation remains the key as rates continue to rise
As mortgage holders deal with another big hike in official interest rates, the question on the lips of many economic commentators is just how high will the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) go in its quest to slay the inflation dragon?
Stamp duty reform just around the corner
On Tuesday, June 22 the NSW State Government will hand down a budget that is expected to include the biggest reforms to stamp duty in decades.
What election result means for home buyers
With the Federal Election done and dusted, what can prospective home buyers expect from the new Labor government under Anthony Albanese?
Fences can be a dividing issue
A few times each year we get contacted by clients who are at war with their neighbours about dividing fences.
Explainer: Restraint of trade
If you have ever signed an Employment Contract or sold a business it is likely that you have committed to some form of restraint of trade.
Explainer: Alternative Dispute Resolutions
If you have ever been involved in a legal dispute, you have probably heard the term alternative dispute resolution before.
Property market update: Is the tide about to turn?
The media has been alight with content about how hot the Sydney property market has been for the past couple of years with record prices, limited stock, and high auction clearance rates.
Board election exposes some quirky rules
Panthers have recently held their biennial Board elections with sensational results.
The legal truth behind MAFS and other reality shows
Fortunately for ‘MAFS’ participants, who almost always break up in an inglorious shower of controversy, there is no such requirement because they are never married in the first place.
Early financial habits can last a lifetime
At our office, we firmly believe the earlier you start saving, the better.
How conflicts of interest work in the legal world
Very strict rules govern how solicitors practice.
Inevitable rate rise will surprise mortgage holders
The RBA has maintained for the past few years that it did not envisage a need to lift rates until 2024 or perhaps late next year at the earliest.
What does 2022 have in store for the property market?
Mark Stevenson ponders what 2022 looks like.
Things to do before you list your property for sale
At about this time every year we write an article providing some tips and hints around selling your property.
Fines and jail time on the cards for fake vaccination certificate users
Irrespective of your stance on COVID-19 vaccines generally, this is a matter of law, and the legal system needs to be able to penalise people who breach it.
Why interest rates could rise in 2022
Official interest rates look to be heading north for the first time in more than a decade.