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Family Loans

Loaning money to a family member may be beneficial for the parties involved but if things go wrong it can cause a lot of heart-ache,...

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The Power Of A Statutory Demand

If you are in business, whether it’s in the capacity of a company director, in management or if you represent a company as its accountant,...

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Self-Representation In Family Law Matters

EMPOWERING THE PUBLIC The Family Court of Western Australian (“the Court”), provides a wide range of information and services that inform and empower the general...

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Bank Fees Are Here To Stay As ANZ Bank Wins In High Court

What began in 2010 as the David and Goliath struggle has resulted in the banks victory over customers charged with late fees. More than 185,000...

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7 Tips For Family Law Matters Involving Children and School Holidays

The school holidays can be a volatile time for separated couples when dealing with school aged children – who should they spend their time with?...

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‘Cashing Out’ Annual Leave and Other Changes to Workplace Awards

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has recently updated 112 modern workplace awards with changes to annual leave terms. Employees covered by most Australian workplace awards...

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Surrogacy

Surrogacy is a form of assisted reproduction where a woman carries a child on behalf of someone. It is a complex area of law governed...

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Getting Muddy At The Western Mudd Rush

On Sunday, 14 August 2016, some of the Lynn & Brown team participated in the Western Mudd Rush at the State Equestrian Centre in Brigadoon,...

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How Do I Revoke My Will Now That I Am Separated?

There are many ways in which to revoke an existing Will. The most obvious one would be to tear the signed original Will, not the...

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Shareholders Agreement

A Shareholders Agreement is a written agreement between the shareholders of a company. It is a common practice in closely held private companies. These companies...

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Reinstating A Deregistered Company

A company registered under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (“Act”) is treated as being a legal person.  This means it has the right to own...

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Employers Are Letting Dangerous Drivers Dodge Demerits

In 2015 over 15,000 Western Australian drivers dodged fines and demerit points for various driving offences because they were in vehicles registered to companies and...

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