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Family Law Reforms Aim To Simplify Legislation And Address Family Violence

Monica Blizzard Monica Blizzard from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

On 22 August 2024, the Albanese Government introduced the second stage of reforms to the family law system, being the Family Law Amendment Bill 2024.

Governor Healy Enacts Permit Extension Act of 2024: Boosting Development and Protecting Approvals

Christian Regnier Christian Regnier from  Goulston & Storrs  on 

Effective immediately, the PEA extends the term of a wide array of permits and approvals in effect or existence between January 1, 2023, and January 1, 2025, for two years in addition to the lawful term of the approval.

Permission Letters Issued Under The Ukraine Visa Schemes Will Expire On 13 February 2025

Vladyslav Galinskyi Vladyslav Galinskyi from  Carter Lemon Camerons LLP  on 

When the Ukraine visa schemes were introduced by the UK Government, most of the visa applicants submitted their applications from outside the UK and then had to wait until their visa applications would be processed by the Home Office.

OAIC’s Decision A Warning Re Use Of Facial Recognition Technology

Alex Dittel Alex Dittel from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

As has been widely reported in the media, the OAIC decision concerning the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) by Bunnings Group is a salutary lesson in just how complex it can be to balance business need with legal compliance.

Thinking of a Drone for Christmas? A Guide to Drone Tech and UK Rules You Need to Know

Phoebe Simoes Phoebe Simoes from  Carter Lemon Camerons LLP  on 

A drone, in the simplest terms, is an uncrewed aircraft that can be remotely controlled or fly autonomously through software-controlled flight plans. These devices come in various sizes and capabilities, from small recreational models to large industrial drones.

Prenuptial Agreement Held to Be Valid Waiver Of Spouse’s Statutory Right of Election

Charles Jacob Charles Jacob from  Goulston & Storrs  on 

Generally, under New York EPTL 5-1.1-A, if a decedent is survived by a spouse, a right of election is given to the surviving spouse to take a share of the decedent's estate. Can a prenuptial agreement (“prenup”) waive that right of election?

The CTA Filing Deadline is Approaching. Is Your BOIR Filed Yet?

Ling Kong Ling Kong from  Goulston & Storrs  on 

The clock is ticking—just 49 days remain until the one-year filing deadline for the Corporate Transparency Act! Entities established before January 1, 2024, must submit a beneficial owner information report by December 31, 2024.

Most Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Name Borrowing in Taiwan

Hung Ou Yang Hung Ou Yang from  Brain Trust International Law Firm  on 

In Taiwan, name borrowing is a prevalent practice where property ownership is registered under another person's name, allowing the actual owner to manage and use the property.

Post-Election Analysis for Immigration Programs

Miki Matrician Miki Matrician from  WR Immigration  on 

The transcript version of our weekly Q&A livestream for corporate immigration professionals.

Home-Premise Liquor Licences: What You Need To Know Before You Pour

Charles Fisher Charles Fisher from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

Are you thinking about starting an online liquor business from your home? Let’s explore the key considerations you need to keep in mind, especially when it comes to the rules and regulations.

New Ways To Prove Job Stability

Bianca Labraña Bianca Labraña from  Cuevas Abogados  on 

To prove job stability, the following documents must be presented depending on the type of worker.

2024 Autumn Budget – Businesses and Business Owners

Michael Woodward Michael Woodward from  Carter Lemon Camerons LLP  on 

The Chancellor announced a set of changes to employers’ National Insurance (NI) contributions which look set to raise public funds, placing the burden of this on larger businesses while leaving small businesses largely untouched.

When Will Legal Documents Be Legitimately Served To A Taiwanese Defendant For Foreign Judgment Enforcement In Taiwan?

Hung Ou Yang Hung Ou Yang from  Brain Trust International Law Firm  on 

When a lawsuit is filed out of Taiwan against a Taiwanese defendant based in Taiwan, one of the most important questions will be how the legal documents can be served to the Taiwanese defendant legitimately.

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