Berryman Partners Lawyers in Charlestown, New South Wales | Lawyer & law firm

Berryman Partners Lawyers

Locality: Charlestown, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4943 3988

Address: 1/5 Library Lane 2290 Charlestown, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.berrymanpartners.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Our office is officially open again! As per the NSW Health guidelines, we are taking in-person appointments for double vaccinated clients ONLY. Online appointments are still available for our other clients. The team at Berryman Partners are excited to see you all again!

23.01.2022 The HomeBuilder scheme has been extended to 31/03/2021 and applications need be lodged by 14/04/2021. For new build and substantial renovation contracts signed between 01/01/2021 and 31/03/2021, the grant payable is $15,000.00. The construction timeframe has been extended to 6 months for ALL HomeBuilder applicants.... Where the new build contract is signed between 01/01/2021 and 31/03/2021 the property price cap for NSW is $950,000.

23.01.2022 Redhead serving up some stellar pastel skies Brittany Millen Photography

20.01.2022 Just in time for Christmas, it has been announced today that from 1 December 2020 in NSW: 1. residents will be allowed to have up to 30 people gathered indoors at their homes; 2. up to 50 people will be allowed to gather in a group in public spaces; and... 3. restaurants, bars and cafes with up to 200 metres of floor space will be able to apply the 2-square-metre rule indoors. We welcome these changes and hope everyone enjoys the eased restrictions for the silly season!

17.01.2022 The 'duty of disclosure' is an incredibly important aspect of all family law cases It means that each party must provide the other with any and all information that might be relevant to an issue in the case. The duty is ongoing, and each party is required to update disclosure if/when their circumstances change. Some of the main information each party is required to disclose includes:... Income Earnings Property Debts Liabilities Any other financial resources you may have. If you suspect that your ex is concealing earnings or property, there are a number of steps that you can take to seek the information, such as: Issuing a request to someone’s superannuation fund. Conducting ASIC or Land Registry searches for property interests in the name of the person or any associated entity. Whether a party’s non-disclosure is intentional or accidental does not matter. The duty to disclose is absolute, and if you fail to comply, the Court may dismiss your case. In more extreme circumstances, the Court may issue you a fine, or even make the decision to imprison you To learn more about the 'duty of disclosure' in family law cases, reach out to us on (02) 4943 3988 during trading hours

13.01.2022 To honour World Food Day our delightful leaders, Dave and Chris, dropped off a hearty donation to the legends at Soul Cafe Newcastle, who do amazing things for our local homeless community. Coincidentally, it is also International Boss's Day, so lets show these two just how much we love them!

12.01.2022 Do you have up to date estate planning documents? Check out our blog about the importance of making an Enduring Guardianship no matter your age. https://www.berrymanpartners.com.au/an-enduring-guardiansh/

12.01.2022 Who else is spending most of these sunny Spring days at the beach? Undertow Snaps

11.01.2022 Did you know? - The NSW Government’s public health order requiring employers to allow employees to work from home where it is reasonably practicable to do so during the COVID-19 pandemic has been repealed today. We wish everyone a safe and smooth transition back to on-site work environments.

11.01.2022 The last two years have really put into perspective just how quickly our lives can change. If you've been thinking about getting your Estate Planning in order, consider this your sign to do so! Estate Planning ensures that when you pass away, your loved ones are provided for and your assets are distributed according to your wishes. The process is made up of the following components: WILL ... A Will is one of the most important documents you will ever sign. It outlines how your assets are distributed and nominates a person, known as the Executor, to manage and distribute your estate after you pass away. POWER OF ATTORNEY A Power of Attorney is a document which allows you to appoint a person (the Attorney) to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf. ENDURING GUARDIANSHIP An Enduring Guardian is a person you appoint to make health and lifestyle decisions on your behalf, when you are unable to do so yourself. This includes decisions such as where you live, what services are provided to you at home, and what medical treatment you receive. For more information on Estate Planning and what the process requires, check out the latest blog post on our website, or reach out to us on (02) 4943 3988

01.01.2022 The Christmas school holidays are fast approaching! Check out our blog with our top three tips for making the Christmas school holiday period as smooth as possible for separated families. https://www.berrymanpartners.com.au/parenting-arrangements/