NSW progresses to digital conveyancing
The Registrar General of New South Wales (NSW) has declared that from 11 October 2021 (‘Cessation Day’), there will be no more paper certificates of title (“CT”) in the NSW… Read More
How do Apprehended Violence Orders affect Parenting Orders?
It is important to consider how an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) may affect parenting orders. Parenting orders set out the specific parenting arrangements for children which can include how much… Read More
Horsing Around: liability for personal injury in a dangerous recreational activity
Many people enjoy the adrenaline rush from extreme sports and thrill seeking activities. However it is essential that before you take the plunge, metaphorically or literally, you understand your position… Read More
Can Your Employer Force You To Take Leave During Lockdown?
Etheringtons Solicitors Disclaimer: The directives in this article relating to the COVID-19 pandemic may no longer be in force. Please use caution if you are citing legislative material from this… Read More
Who is a Parent for the Sake of Parental Responsibility?
The term ‘parent’ has expanded beyond merely describing a person who is the biological mother and father to a child, which has created legal difficulties in determining who has parental… Read More
Divorce in the Cryptocurrency Age
The adoption of Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and other digital assets is the new normal in this day and age. However, the legal treatment of digital assets is unclear. This presents many… Read More