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What is Litigation?
Litigation is a way of resolving disputes through the court system. Disputes fall into one of two following classifications: civil or criminal. Civil Litigation Civil cases involves a dispute between two (or more parties). Typically, both sides will be represented by...
Wills vs SMSF Superannuation – Who Wins?
Superannuation benefits are not automatically assets that fall within the estate of a person after their death. Without additional and proper written directions, what happens to a person’s super after death is decided by the Trustee of that person’s super fund. What...
Struggling to Enforce a Judgment Against a Debtor?
If you have obtained a judgment against someone who owes you money (called a “debtor”), you can sometimes run into trouble enforcing that judgment if the debtor applies for an instalment order to pay the debt. Whilst the instalment order is in place, and the debtor is...
Musical Copyright
Musical Copyright in the US In 2016 a Los Angeles Court handed down a decision that the rock n’ roll band Led Zeppelin did not breach copyright in their 1971 song ‘Stairway to Heaven’. The song, being arguably their most famous and iconic song, was alleged to have...
Contesting a Will
Can You Put Anything You Like in Your Will? When it comes to writing your own will, you may think you should be able to divide your assets however you like. However, the law takes into account moral responsibilities owed to family members. Although they are your...
Choosing a Power of Attorney
What is a Power of Attorney? An attorney is someone who has the legal power to make decisions on your behalf. A Power of Attorney is a legal document that appoints someone to act on your behalf in particular financial or health related matters. This document can be...
Child Support – Minding Your Minors
When couples separate or divorce, there may be animosity or tension between them. However, when the parties share children, it is crucial that the breakdown of the relationship does not lead to the breakdown of the relationship either of the parents have with their...
Are Recipes Protected by Copyright?
Is My Recipe My Intellectual Property? If you think your chocolate cake recipe is exceptional, or you’ve designed the next ‘big thing’ in the culinary world, you might want to protect your recipe. There are different types of protection in intellectual property, such...








