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Changes to the Fair Work Act for Casual Employees: What you need to know
On 27 March 2021, the Federal Government amended the Fair Work Act dealing with casual employees to overcome the effect of recent federal court decision. Section 15A has been included in the...
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I’m going through Family Court. Can I record my ex?
In the modern day where nearly everyone has a smart phone or other devices where interactions can be easily recorded, there is a question that is on the rise in family law: “Can I record my ex to prove...
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What is a PEXA settlement?
Did you know Culshaw Miller Lawyers can assist you with all your conveyancing needs and are members of PEXA? What is PEXA? PEXA is an acronym for Property Exchange Australia. PEXA is a digital...
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Adoption for Stepparents. How Do I apply?
What is an adoption? An adoption order in Western Australia is made pursuant to the Adoption Act 1994 (WA) and gives full parental rights and responsibilities to the adoptive parent, therefore severing...
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How are loans from parents or other third parties are to be treated in a...
A common issue arising in family law property matters are how loans from parents or other third parties are to be treated in a dispute. Was a party even aware a loan existed prior to the relationship?...
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WA Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation – What you need to know.
The Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation is due to come into effect in Western Australia on 1 July 2021. The Government has been very active of late in ensuring everything is in place before the start...
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When Can I get divorced?
When Can I get divorced? You can apply for a divorce one year after the date of final separation. This date of final separation is to be agreed between the two of you, or you shall have to provide...
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No jab, no work – FWO’s updated advice still leaves questions for employers
The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) posted updated guidance on its website last night relating to the power of employers to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for their employees. This is an issue that we have...
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Effect of death of a party to family law property proceedings
The ordinary rule is that upon the death of a party to property settlement proceedings under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth), no further steps can be taken. The case automatically comes to an end. The...
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I’m considering appealing a decision – how long do I have to appeal?
If you are seeking a review of a judgement or a decision of a Registrar or Magistrate of the Family Court of Western Australia, you need to file an application within 28 days of the decision....
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