James O'Donnell 
Purchasing real estate is usually one of the biggest financial transactions you undertake during your lifetime. Failing to ensure the transaction is structured correctly may result in significant consequences over the term of ownership. Such consequences may include, GST and Capital Gains Tax (GCT) implications, Land Tax liability, additional Stamp Duty being paid at the …
In the building and construction industry, cash flow for builders and subcontractors is critical for a business’ survival and growth. Security of payment legislation is found in each State and Territory in Australia, with the purpose of protecting businesses by providing strict statutory time frames for payments relating to construction contracts. In Victoria, the applicable …
Food Sector Bulletin April 2020 As business information exchange through networking events and meetings has ceased due to the restrictions on social gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic Kennedy Guy, has made a commitment to keeping you informed by way of a Food Sector Law Bulletin. This is the first of those bulletins and we hope …
Following separation, some parents are able to maintain good communication with each other and actively encourage the relationship between their child/children and the other parent. In these circumstances an informal unwritten agreement regarding the care of the child/children may be appropriate. In all other circumstances, you may need assistance in reaching an agreement with the …
What is a Survivorship Application? The usual mode of ownership of property for a married couple or de-facto partnership is Joint Proprietors. Whether it is your Principle Place of Residence (PPR) or investment property, you will note that you are registered on your Certificate of Title as Joint Proprietors. In a situation where one or …
Planning disputes can be referred to the VCAT Planning & Environment List. There are certain things to note before seeking a review of a planning permit application if you are a property developer or home owner, a builder or an objecting neighbour. Planning disputes generally arise once a Council makes a Notice of Decision. Whether …
