CBD LAW in Gosford, New South Wales | Lawyer & law firm

CBD LAW

Locality: Gosford, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4322 6666

Address: 98 Mann Street 2250 Gosford, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.cbdlaw.com.au/

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25.01.2022 The NSW Department of Planning is undertaking a review on short term rental accommodation (AirBnB, holiday homes, et). As the Central Coast is a short term letting hot spot, you may be interested in putting in a submission. You will need to make a submission by 11 September. Click on the link below to read more: https://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/STRA

23.01.2022 https://www.dss.gov.au/women/help-is-here-campaign

22.01.2022 CBD Law are now closed for the Christmas & New Year holiday period. We will reopen on Thursday 2nd January 2020.

17.01.2022 Buying a property will no doubt be the biggest expense you face. You need to make absolutely sure you protect yourself by seeking the best possible advice. This advice will outline your contract responsibilities and tell you what type of expert reports and searches you need to undertake. Getting proper advice will make sure when you first walk in your new front door - you can be assured you have done everything you can to eliminate any disappointments. Please, don't sign anything until you have received legal advice as to your rights - sometimes you can be signing a contract that will tie you into a purchase regardless of the unseen condition of the property. So be cautious - there is a great deal of money tied up in your investment.

16.01.2022 Hot off the press! https://www.service.nsw.gov.au//apply-small-business-covid

15.01.2022 Working from home and want to know if you can claim expenses on this year's tax return? https://www.ato.gov.au//Suppo/Employees-working-from-home/

15.01.2022 Help enrich the lives of the young people in your life by bringing children and books together during #BookWeek with the vibrant and interactive reading room of... Story Box Library - the best stories being read aloud by your favourite Australian storytellers. This free online library resource will help get your kids excited about reading, inspire their imaginations and let them have fun with stories, with activities along the way to further improve language and literacy skills. With an ever-growing library, suitable for preschool and primary aged children, it really is Storytime, anytime! Visit centralcoast.nsw.gov.au/elibrary click on Story Box Library and use your library card to log in. It’s that easy! Not a member of our Library Service? Join today! Sign up at centralcoast.nsw.gov.au/jointhelibrary and enjoy the FREeDOM. #ccclibraries #enjoythefreedom #StoryBoxLibrary #bookweek2019 #readingismysuperpower #pickoftheweek

10.01.2022 Coronavirus (COVID-19) has already had a significant impact on the economy, meaning some tenants are having difficulty keeping up with rent payments. The NSW government is introducing measures to help landlords and tenants work together. The new measures include an interim 60 day stop on landlords issuing termination notices or applying for NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (the Tribunal) eviction orders due to rental arrears, where tenants are financially disadvantaged b...y COVID-19. For sample letters to your landlord and other useful info - see link below: https://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au//co/property/moratorium

10.01.2022 Hey people, with the current catastrophic devastation caused by the Australia bush fires, many of us are keen to donate. Just a word of caution - apparently there are a few shame sites popping up. Best to check out the background before sending money. Well known charities such as WIRES and Animal Welfare League or the Red Cross and Salvation Army all need money. There's the Animal Rescue Collective Craft Guild who are making substitute pouches for wildlife if you are craft orientated. They have a face book page if you want to check them out.

09.01.2022 CBD Law are recruiting!

03.01.2022 If you have lost your employment in the last few days, here is some advice from The Australian Council of Social Services regarding accessing Centrelink: If you already receive Newstart or another payment, you do not need to contact Centrelink to get the extra support announced. If you are still getting paid, still have income coming in, if you can wait a few days, that may help. If you don’t need payments urgently, wait a day or two to connect.... For people who have lost their jobs and need to apply for a payment urgently: Online: If you have digital access, try applying online through MyGov. Try again later if you cannot get through. The government has enacted Intent to Claim processes so people don’t have to lodge a full claim immediately, and they will be back paid to the day they lodged their intent to claim. In other words, people won’t miss out on income support because of delays to lodge a completed claim. Phone: We know many people do not have online access. The phone number for Jobseeker Payment is 132 850. In person: If you do decide to line up, please practice social distancing. We are also monitoring advice from Centrelink. Don’t give up. For those who can access Centrelink via online or phone, please don’t give up try again later. We will see unprecedented levels of demand for Centrelink. Understanding on all sides as Centrelink staff are doing all they can to help people trying to get support. Things may take some time. The Government’s commitment to hiring 5,000 extra Centrelink staff is very welcome and we urge Government to move quickly to get these staff on deck.

03.01.2022 Are you getting into the Christmas spirit? Coastshelter is looking for presents for all it's customers from children to adults.

03.01.2022 https://ministers.pmc.gov.au//parliamentary-inquiry-family