Just Legal Solicitors Barristers in Liverpool, New South Wales | Immigration lawyer

Just Legal Solicitors Barristers

Locality: Liverpool, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9824 3884

Address: 32-38 Memorial Ave 2170 Liverpool, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.justlegalonline.com

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23.01.2022 Whether you are individual or multibillion dollar corporation protection of your invention is very important. There are many avenues available to protect you intellectual property.

22.01.2022 Conveyancing Tip: When you are buying property subject to existing tenancy and you intended to move into the property few weeks after settlement than you are required to give 60 days notice to the tenants for them to vacate the property. Alternative to this is to buy the property as a vacant possession and request the vendor to give notice to the tenants. Vendor is only required to give 30 days notice.

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21.01.2022 Conveyancing Tip: If you are buying off the plan than you should be aware that the settlement could take quite a long time and any formal loan approval becomes invalid after few months. Normally under off the plan contract you are required to if certain documents are served and it would be highly recommended that you negotiate to have at least 4 weeks or 28 days for settlement and always follow up with your broker.

17.01.2022 The decision has overturned long standing believe that the spouse had the right to silence regarding criminal matters. The decision has now overturned that believe and unless the decision is overturned in near future or legislated by the parliament, you could be compelled to give evidence against your spouse. This could have far reaching impact. It could mean you will be restricted in your relationship with your spouse and what kind of information you can or should disclose. Share your thoughts on this.

16.01.2022 People may provide you with false or misleading information in order to take advantage of your intentions to visit or migrate to Australia. Becoming a victim of fraudulent activity could cost you your life savings or your identity or have your visa cancelled. Make sure the migration agent you appoint is registered with MARA.

11.01.2022 Just Legal Solicitors Barrister will be presenting a seminar to those interested in gaining permanent residency in Australia and especially focusing on International Students looking at the different visa pathways after completion of their courses. Our team of Migration Lawyers/Agents will be presenting the different pathways as well as updating you with the new changes that came into effect as of 1 July 2012. The topics covered at the seminar include: 1. Skill Select,... 2. Skilled Points Tests, 3. Graduate visas subclass485 (TR), 4. Employer Nominations and RSMS and Partner visas (Alternative pathways to Skill Visas and Skilled Select). Details of the event as follows: Date: Thursday 26th July 2012 Venue: University of Technology Sydney (UTS) room 02.05.33 Time: 7:00pm Limited places are available. Please register your interest at [email protected]

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06.01.2022 Conveyancing TIP: If you are buying a property than keep in mind that there are certain risks involved in the transaction and one particular risk relates to registration of interest between the time your bank receives all the documents from the vendor and attends to registration if another party registers an equitable interest on the title than that interest will take priority even though you are purchase have paid the purchase price for the property (Black v Garnock). We recommend that you lodge a caveat as soon the the contract become unconditional to protect your interest.

05.01.2022 Free legal help for flood victims [PDF, 139kb] Issued: Wednesday, 8 February 2012 The NSW Attorney General, Greg Smith SC, today reminded flood-affected residents across NSW that they can get free legal help with their insurance claims.... Mr Smith urged these people to contact LawAccess NSW on 1300 888 529 or the closest Legal Aid NSW office in Dubbo (6885 4233) or Lismore (6621 2082). This is a dreadful situation for residents in regional NSW whose homes and property are being damaged in the floods, Mr Smith said. Anyone who needs help to understand their insurance policy or to make an insurance claim should take advantage of free legal information and advice." Flood victims are advised to take these steps: Keep a record of flood damage - take photos and videos where possible. Ask neighbours to witness the damage. Carefully check the wording of their insurance policy and, if in doubt, obtain legal advice before speaking to claims assessors, who usually visit on site. Make sure that premiums have been paid in full, or are up to date, before lodging any claim because premium shortfalls may affect payment. "Even if your policy does exclude flood it would likely cover other water-related damage such as rain and storms. These can be difficult legal issues and I urge residents if they have doubts about their policies to get free legal advice," Mr Smith said. Legal Aid NSW lawyers can provide free advice and assistance with: insurance claims; renegotiating credit commitments due to loss of income from the flood; and issues for tenants where the property is seriously damaged from the flood. A fact sheet Storms, Floods, Insurance and you a guide to getting your insurance claim paid can be downloaded from the Legal Aid NSW website. http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au//ll_corporate.nsf/pages/LL_H

04.01.2022 First Home Plus stamp duty exemption legislation has been amended and from 1 January 2012 the stamp duty exemption or concession will only be available on purchase of a "NEW HOME". Under the act "New Home" means a home that has not been previously occupied or sold as a place of residence, and includes a substantially renovated home. where substantially renovated home means a home that:... (a) is new residential premises within the meaning of section 40-75 (1) (b) of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 of the Commonwealth, and (b) as renovated, has not been previously occupied or sold as a place of residence.

02.01.2022 Before you instruct any solicitor in relation to a matter it is in your best interest to find out how much it will cost you and if possible negotiate cost which will not cost you arms and legs.

02.01.2022 Important amendment regarding witnessing of Statutory Declaration and Affidavits. Schedule 2 of the Identification Legislation Amendment Act 2011 inserts a new section 34 and 35 into the Oaths Act 1900. These new sections which commence on 30 April 2012 and require an authorised witness to take prescribed steps to identify a person making a statutory declaration or affidavit and certify that those steps have been taken. The prescribed steps are set out in the Oaths Regulation 2011 which also commences on 30 April 2012