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Law articles by leading Sunshine Coast lawyers relating to all aspects of family law, business law, property law, litigation, wills and estates.
A new Body Corporate Committee has been elected. What can it actually change about your Caretaking Agreement?
Committees turn over every year. Caretaking Agreements run for a decade or more. When the two meet, most of the pressure a resident manager feels in the first few months is not a legal position at all.
Access to justice is more than access to information
When I was admitted as a lawyer, I was reminded that part of the job is to make hard systems less frightening for the people
Binding Financial Agreements: how to protect your wealth before and after separation
From a $13.9 million share sell-off to post-separation agreements, when a Binding Financial Agreement protects your business, property, and financial future.
How a $20,000 Agreement protected a $5 million family investment
A Binding Financial Agreement case study for Accountants and Financial Advisers.
What AML/CTF Tranche 2 changes when you instruct a Sunshine Coast lawyer in 2026
From 1 July 2026, Australia’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Finance (AML/CTF) regime extends to law firms. Here is what Sunshine Coast clients should expect, and what you can prepare now so your matter moves without delay.
Mikaela Egan admitted as a lawyer and appointed to Griffiths Parry Lawyers’ Family Law team
Griffiths Parry Lawyers congratulates Mikaela Louise Egan on her admission as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of Queensland, and confirms her appointment to the firm’s Family Law team.