Family Law
Vaccination of Children in the age of COVID
Within our family law team, a question we are often asked by our clients is “What happens if the parent’s do not agree on vaccination?”.
February 1, 2022
Articles
Law articles by leading Sunshine Coast law experts Griffiths Parry Lawyers relating to all aspects of family law, business law, property law, litigation, wills and estates.
Business Law
COVID-19 relief for commercial tenants – important update
The Government extended the operation of the Retail Shop Leases and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency Response) Regulation 2020 (“Regulations”) until 31 December, 2020
November 5, 2020
Family Law
10 tips to Surviving a Separation – A lawyers perspective
1. It is ok not to be ok Raw emotions and financial disputes are like oil and water, they don’t mix, reach out for
May 8, 2020
Business Law
NEW COVID-19 INDUSTRY CODE FOR COMMERCIAL AND RETAIL LEASING
As you may have seen recently in the media, the PM has announced the introduction of a mandatory New Industry Code for Commercial and
April 14, 2020
Business Law
Deeming Conditions – why they’re best avoided!
If you have ever purchased anything by contract, be it your home, an investment property or a business, you will probably be familiar with
March 16, 2020
Family Law
De-facto Couple or just “Boyfriend and Girlfriend”
De-facto Couple or just “Boyfriend and Girlfriend” There is a lot of confusion as to the definition of what is considered a de-facto relationship,
March 9, 2020
Law
Club Rules – Both sides need to play fairly
Social and sporting clubs are an important part of many Australian communities. Not only do they provide a variety of community services and undertake
June 20, 2018
Business Law
Do you really want to sue someone?
Those that have been involved in the process of suing another party will tell you it is an unpleasant experience, even if you win
May 10, 2018
Law
Wills – Legal advice is Paramount
Wills are an integral part of estate planning, yet many Australians do not have a Will. Wills, generally speaking, are a relatively inexpensive way
April 26, 2018
Business Law
Who owns copyright in advertisements that you pay for?
Copyright laws in Australia protect a range of ‘works’ such as literary, dramatic, artistic and musical works. However, a problem arises when you pay
April 22, 2018