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23.01.2022 "" Recently, there's a number of enquiries from foreign clients asking "can I apply for divorce in Australia?" : --> : The answer is Yes if you satisfy one of the following requirements: ... 1 (Citizen) You're an Australian Citizen, 2 (PR) You're an Australian PR, or 3 12 You've been continuously living in Australia for the past 12 months and you intend to continue to live in Australia in the future. Chai Hoe # #1

22.01.2022 I'd like to express my gratitude to the organiser HER, and co-speaker Huiming for making the family law webinar a great success I was told we had more than 1500 viewers, thank you all for joining on a Friday afternoon 3pm to 4.30pm. P.s. if you would like to watch recording of the webinar, please pm me.

21.01.2022 What Happens to the Financial Affairs of Missing Persons? https://www.bennettphilp.com.au//financial-affairs-missing

20.01.2022 . . . https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/tsftJxT9fOcp3grnsOp49A

19.01.2022 It's an honour and a privilege to be invited to be the conference interpreter for a community event on crime prevention, on Sat the 13th of July 2019, from 10am to 12pm at MacGregor State School. The event was proudly hosted and organised by Peter Russo MP, State Member for Toohey. The event started with a presentation by a representative from the Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council (QSAC). Subsequently, there was a panel discussion consisting of four academic experts wh...o were asked a series of questions focused on community safety, youth crime and crime prevention by the moderator Magistrate Andrew. The event finished with an interactive Q&A session whereby the audience posed questions to the panelists. It's a very successful panel discussion on crime prevention, which I found engaging and interactive. Good job to Peter Russo MP and his team. Many thanks to everyone who made this event a great success. 713.:

18.01.2022 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/tsftJxT9fOcp3grnsOp49A

17.01.2022 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/MCBv4p17juzXnCsQBBS3DA Original by Chai Hoe

17.01.2022 : | Supporting diversity in the legal profession

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13.01.2022 It's great pleasure presenting at The Chinese Fraternity Association on Powers of attorney, Advance Health Directves and Wills. It's a new yet exciting experience presenting in Cantonese and Mandarin interchangeably to accommodate this diverse audience of 65 years and above, and of Cambodian, Chinese, Hong Kong, Malaysian and Vietnamise descents. P.S. In Qld, new changes to the guardianship, powers of attorney and advance health directves laws come into effect 30 Nov 2020. You need use the correct new forms from thereon.

13.01.2022 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/RAs0nH-4jsw-Q4HByTy6OQ

12.01.2022 It was a great pleasure to have been invited to speak on Radio 4EBE 98.1FM on Sunday morning 18 August from 10am to 11am. Thank you Kee, Jade and Dickson for this opportunity. We had covered a wide range of Wills and Estates topics in Cantonese including why it is important to have a will, who should be included in it, who should be the executor and what happens to one's estate if someone dies and there is no will. Feel free to visit https://lnkd.in/gYzgmm2 to listen to the r...ecording of the interview Kee, Jade Dickson8184ebe radio https://lnkd.in/gyNmdNS #estatelitigation #estatedisputes #cantonese #wills #4eberadio # # # # # # #estates # # #bennettphilp #lawyer

11.01.2022 de facto couples(married couples) https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/P3lK8GugTi_aHorDJG8hQg

10.01.2022 Last year's The Asian Professionals networking event at Bennett & Philp was a great success. Unfortunately all planned events have been cancelled or postponed due to Covid19, it is hoped that we can get back to normal soon. Meanwhile, everyone please stay safe and healthy.

08.01.2022 https://www.bennettphilp.com.au//new-enduring-power-of-att "Changes to Queensland’s guardianship laws take effect on 30 November 2020. As part of those changes, the Government has introduced new Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) and Advance Health Directive forms for use from that date onwards. New, quite detailed, explanatory guides for EPAs and Advance Health Directives have also been introduced. We strongly recommended that you read these guides carefully before making or replacing an EPA or Advance Health Directive."

08.01.2022 Tomorrow evening the AALA and QLS will be jointly presenting a CPD panel discussion on creating and diversity in the legal profession to encourage legal practitioners in Australia to bring their authentic selves to work and further the business case on cultural diversity in law.... Come and support me and other panelists tomorrow evening from 6pm to 8pm.

06.01.2022 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/ez7weW1_r2eFnnBCfx41kA

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04.01.2022 Last Thursday, the Queensland Parliament made the "Justice Legislation (COVID-19 Emergency ResponseWills and Enduring Documents) Regulation 2020" under the "COVID-19 Emergency Response Act 2020" which was passed more than three weeks ago. A discussion of some of the implications of the Act on will-making process in Queensland can be found here: https://lnkd.in/g_DWX8F In summary, the new Regulation enables Queenslanders to sign their Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney ele...ctronically, and those documents can be witnessed using audio visual technology. The Regulation defines "audio visual link" as "facilities that enable reasonably contemporaneous and continuous audio and visual communication between persons at different places and includes videoconferencing." I assume this includes the popular social networking and video conferencing platforms such as Facebook, Whats App, WeChat, Skype and Zoom. However, we should be mindful of the specific requirements stipulated under the Regulation before making arrangements to execute their Wills and Powers of Attorney. If possible, ‘Corona Wills’ should be avoided to prevent any difficulties in proving and enforcing them in the future.