Understanding the ‘right to disconnect’ under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)
The ‘right to disconnect’ under the Fair Work Act The ‘right to disconnect’ passed through parliament on 12 February 2024 and received […]
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The Legal Journey: What to Expect and Your Strategic Options – before you start, get an overview
Navigating the legal system can feel complex, but understanding the process and your potential strategies can put you at ease at an early stage.
COVID recovery arrangements made permanent Magistrates’ Court
All Magistrates’ Court appearances and counter services from 12 September 2022 will be subject to the arrangements set out in the new Magistrates’ Court Practice Direction No 6 of 2022.
Australia – UK Free Trade Agreement – signed!
The Australia UK Free Trade Agreement (A-UKFTA | Australia-UK FTA) was signed on 17 December 2021. However, the provisions of the agreement do not commence immediately.
Complying investment requirements Business Visa
The Instrument specifies the requirement to make a complying significant investment and increased the minimum total amount of investment for the investor stream to $2,500,000, which was previously $1,500,000.
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RELEASING A TITLE/DOCUMENT AND VERIFICATION OF IDENTITY [VOI]
To protect title holders’ rights and confidentiality to avoid any fraudulent activities or loss of Title we follow our firms ‘handing over certificates of title’ policy.
New sunset laws to protect off-the-plan purchasers
New laws introduced in Victoria will prevent vendors / developers from relying on sunset clauses in off-the-plan contracts to purposely delay residential […]
Important things to consider when buying a business
If you are considering buying a business there are many things you need to do from a legal, financial and general business […]
Reduction of Australian Migration Program – Only 18,652 places for 2019-20
Reduction of Skilled Independent Invitation rounds Australian Immigration We (the writer) expect a change to the Australian migration programme in the future. […]
Why you should use an Immigration Lawyer
Applying for a visa can be a daunting and anxiety-provoking task. Applying for some visas can be relatively straight forward, such as […]
Avoiding conveyancing traps – special conditions
Conveyancing is the process involving the transfer of legal title of real property from one person to another. The conveyancing process is designed to ensure that the […]
AAT on removal of Perth as regional postcode
In March 2017 the newly elected WA state government removed Perth as a regional area for migration applications. There was some controversy […]
Losing Australian Citizenship and Unreasonable delays
Dy Dinesh Weerakkody LLB (Migration Lawyer) There is a legislative framework for Australian Citizenship (see further below) It all started with an […]
Partner and parent visa applications new laws
From 1 July 2018: Schedule 1— Lodgement of partner and parent visa applications The Minister will specify in a legislative instrument: a) […]
Medical power of attorney new scheme commences on 12 March 2018
The Medical Treatment Planning and Decisions Act 2016 will set out the new arrangements for the appointment of a medical treatment decision […]
What is a S173 Agreement? Purchasers be aware!
Caveat emptor is a Latin term that means “let the buyer beware. This is a maxim (principle) which means that the purchaser […]
Off-The-Plan Purchasers Beware – Registration of Plan of Subdivision
There are a number of Acts and other legal authorities that govern the subdivision of property and off-the-plan property sales in Victoria e.g. Subdivision […]
Age limit for visas lowered from 1 July 2017
The relevant legislative instrument is yet to be released. The Department of Immigration has confirmed that the age limit for Subclasses 190 […]
Stamp duty surcharge on foreign buyers of residential property
When you buy or acquire a property in Victoria, you must pay land transfer duty (otherwise known as stamp duty) unless an […]
Police Interview
People tend to misunderstand Police interviews. The aim of a Police interview is to obtain admissible evidence to prosecute you; Sometimes the […]
What to do in a POLICE interview
“I do not wish to say anything at this stage” You are in safe hands with Dlegal! Questioning and statements As a […]
Definition of marriage in Australia could potentially violate international law!
The legal definition of marriage in Australia could potentially violate international law! Access to justice is a critical issue and justice system […]
Is polygamy permitted? Is an overseas marriage valid in Australia?
How do we respond to indigenous and Muslim women living (including some other cultures) in polygamous relationships, according to their traditional, cultural […]
Special Return Criteria 5001
Special Return Criteria 5001 to ensure a person whose visa has been cancelled under s501 BA, cannot be granted another visa, unless the […]