Brightstone Family Law | Parenting Matters Following The Breakdown Of De Facto Relationships, Marriage And Ordinary Relationship
Introduction Under the Australian Family Law regime, if the de facto relationship, or marriage, or even ordinary relationship bears a child or children, the parents…
Brightstone Notary | The Difference Between a Notary Public and a Justice of the Peace (JP): Why Choose a Notary Public?
Introduction In Australia, when it comes to notarisation needs, many people are confused about the roles of a Justice of the Peace (JP) and a…
Brighstone Commercial | How to Transfer a Liquor Licence: A Detailed Guide
Australian Liquor Licence Transfer In our previous blog post, we discussed how to apply for a liquor licence. However, aside from applying for a liquor…
Brightstone Commercial | Guide for Liquor Licence in NSW
RSA Introduction New South Wales (NSW) is a vibrant and dynamic state within Australia’s hospitality industry . Whether you’re planning to open a new bar, restaurant,…
Brightstone Criminal | Legal Practice in Cannabis Supply Case
Case Overview: A client came to us charged with 7 sequences of cannabis supply, a relatively serious offence considering that there were more than 4…
Brightstone Family | Property settlement in Australian family law system
At the conclusion of a de facto relationship or marriage, parties to the de factor relationship or marriage are entitled to redistribute their properties and…
Brightstone Notary | Guide for Australian Apostille
Introduction In recent years, with the increasing frequency of international trade and cross-border movement, the term Apostille has become more prominent in notarisation and document…
Brightstone Family | Constraints of binding financial agreements
Constraints of binding financial agreements
Brightstone Family | Effective ways to protect assets from family law property division
Effective ways to protect assets from family law property division
Brightstone Civil | Bankrupt parties cannot appeal property settlement orders in court
Bankruptcy significantly alters a person’s legal rights.