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Zeno Lawyers

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9300 2223

Address: 4/830 Pascoe Vale Road GLENROY 3046 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Underquoting properties for sale is now a thing of the past, with the new laws introduced by the Victorian Government in May 2017. Real Estate Agents are prohibited from marketing a property at a price which the property is unlikely to sell. For example, if the sellers asking price is $550,000 the property cannot be marketed at $500,000. Contact our office and speak with one of our diligent solicitors about selling or purchasing a property.

23.01.2022 Most frequently asked questions

22.01.2022 Not sure how an Intervention Order may impact you after separation? Can I spend time with my children? Can I collect personal property from my home? Can I ask a family member, or member from the community, to contact my spouse for the purposes of mediating or negotiating parenting matters? These are some of the most common questions asked by clients. Our experienced solicitors at Zeno Lawyers will provide you with legal advice tailored to your unique situation, including talking through and exploring legal issues that may arise in the future.

21.01.2022 Have you been served with an Application and Summons for an Intervention Order? Are your children listed on the Application? The Application should not be ignored. Take note of the future Court date printed on the top right hand corner of the Application. It is strongly recommended you attend Court regardless of your work/social/family commitments. Do not ignore the piece of paper because its full of lies and you simply dont have time to entertain it. If your children are listed on the Application you should seek sound legal advice as it may possibly affect the time you spend with your children, including the imposition of certain restrictions, depending on the nature of the allegations.

21.01.2022 Zeno Lawyers offers you piece of mind when purchasing or selling your most valuable asset by providing set conveyancing fees. Our fees are amongst the most competitive in comparison to other law firms across the State of Victoria.

21.01.2022 Over the past week, Federal and State Courts have implemented new policies and procedures in light of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19). We will provide our followers with a detailed update on Friday 20 March 2020 of the significant changes. This will be done in one post to avoid information dumping, that may create confusion and unnecessary anxiety for those who have matters currently before the Courts, as the policies are reviewed and changed from time to time.

21.01.2022 If you are living in Victoria and are renting, here is what you need to know: 1. There is a 6 months moratorium on evictions. This means if tenants cant pay their rent, they cant be evicted. 2. $420million has been allocated towards land tax relief for landlords. This will include a 25 per cent discount and deferral of payments to March 2021.... 3. Additional land tax relief will be offered to landlords if they are involved in a mediation process with tenants. This means if a tenant is experiencing significant hardship and broker a deal with their landlord through CAV or Small Business Commissioner. 4. Tenants experiencing financial hardship can apply to CAV or Small Business Commissioner to broker a deal to have their rent reduced. If the parties negotiate in good faith and the landlord agrees to reduce the rent BUT the tenant continues to suffer from financial stress (where the rent represents more than 30 per cent of your income) the State government has allocated $80million in rent assistance. To be eligible tenants would have to have gone through the negotiation processs, earn less than $100k per year and have less than $5k in savings. Up to $2000 will be made available to them to assist with their rental repayments. This money will be paid directly to the landlord and applies to residential tenants only.

17.01.2022 People diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimers disease, in most instances, no longer have the legal capacity to sign legal documents, including a Power of Attorney or a Will. Once a person is deemed not to have legal capacity the guardian, or next of kin, are required to make an application to VCAT for the appointment of a guardian or administrator. This will allow the guardian to make decisions in relation to the day-to-day welfare of their loved ones.

16.01.2022 The question asked by the majority of clients who are going through separation and dealing with matrimonial property is will she/he be entitled to 80 per cent of the asset pool? Our simple answer each case is unique. No case is the same. Property distribution is not as black or white as many people perceive it to be. The myth that the wife will receive 80 per cent is exactly that, a myth. There are many factors that need to be considered before determining what each spou...se is entitled to. At times it comes down to the size of the asset pool. Generally speaking, larger asset pools attract smaller percentage shifts, while smaller asset pools attracts larger percentage shifts. Make sure you obtain professional legal advice tailored to your family law matters. Contact Zeno Lawyers today to make an appointment to discuss your family law matters.

14.01.2022 Retailers beware! The Victorian Government has introduced new laws that will prohibit a retailer from selling or providing light weight single plastic bags to consumers/customers as of 1 November 2019. Penalties ranges between 60 penalty units for a natural person and up to 300 penalty units for a body corporate.

13.01.2022 Legal Update: As you are well aware the laws are about to change with respect to mobile usage while driving. As of 25 November 2013 if youre caught illegally using your mobile while driving you will receive a $433 fine and a loss of four demerit points. Also the total ban on mobile phone use will be extending from P1 drivers on red P-Plates to P2 drivers on green P-Plates.

12.01.2022 We are in the process of updating our Facebook page to provide you with answers to the most frequently asked questions by clients and members of the community. The information can be located within the photo albums on our Facebook homepage. The information provided is general in nature and should not be construed as legal advice. If you require legal advice, please contact our office.... You can now also follow us on Instagram "zeno_lawyers" We look forward to your feedback.

11.01.2022 Financial disclosure in family law, property matters, is required by each party. Non compliance in providing your financial documents may result in an adverse finding, by the Court, in relation to your true financial position. Zeno Lawyers have the skills to assist you through what can sometimes feel like a difficult and overwhelming process.

09.01.2022 If you are a small business, sole trader or employee and have lost your job, closed up shop, or otherwise affected by the restrictions imposed by the government amid this COVID-19 pandemic and want to know what you are entitled to, you can email your questions to [email protected] and we will happily try to assist you. Just remember, we are all in this together!

09.01.2022 What you need to know after separation. If you have any questions relating to your family law matters, please contact our office on (03) 9357 5230

07.01.2022 Have you ever questioned whether your conduct or behaviour, or the behaviour of others, fall within the definition of family violence? We have put together a short summary that will hopefully assist you.

06.01.2022 What do the NSW/VIC border closures mean for parents co-parenting across the two state lines? There will be many children, who ordinarily reside in NSW, spending school holidays with a parent in Victoria or vice versa. From 8 July 2020 a 'border entry permit' will be required for those wanting to travel from Victoria into NSW. Parents and children travelling to NSW for the purposes of 'child access' meet the eligibility criteria for obtaining a permit. ... The following is a direct link that parents and carers can access to obtain a border entry permit. https://disasterassistance.service.nsw.gov.au//stepPersona

06.01.2022 An update from the Family Court of Australia for parents who have matters currently before the Court.

06.01.2022 The team at Zeno Lawyers will be relocating to our new office at 4/830 Pascoe Vale Road, Glenroy on 2 September 2019.

05.01.2022 Priority Notices will be introduced in Victoria in December 2016. It is a notification of intended dealings with land and is lodged at Land Victoria. Once lodged it will temporarily prevent any registrations of any other dealings except for caveats, warrants and land tax charges. It has a lifespan of 60 days which will then lapse. They must be electronically filed, even if you file in hard copy. It will protect the interests of those intending to have dealings with the land before a transaction is lodged, alert interested parties who search the register and assist in fraud prevention. Further details will be released in due course.

03.01.2022 If you have applied for an Intervention Order, or otherwise have been served with an Application for an Intervention Order, contact our office to discuss your options.

03.01.2022 Significant changes have been made, over the past week, to the way in which the Family Court of Australia, and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia conduct all future hearings. The table below provides a breakdown of how the new measures will affect you. The the most significant change is a reduction to face-to-face Court time, with hearings being conducted via teleconference, if deemed suitable by the Court.

02.01.2022 Ever wondered what offences attract demerit points? Here are a list of offences with the corresponding demerit points for each offence. Please avoid any of the listed behaviours.

02.01.2022 New Road Laws enforceable as 1 July 2017: "Motorists must slow down to a speed that would enable them to stop safely if necessary when approaching and passing enforcement, emergency or escort vehicles that are stationary or moving slowly (less than 10km/h)*, and have either: - red and blue flashing lights... - magenta (purple) flashing lights - Transport Safety Services - an alarm sounding You must not exceed 40km/h when passing the vehicle and not increase your speed until a safe distance from the scene" (Source: VicRoads)

02.01.2022 DO NOT ignore an infringement notice/fine. If you wish to discuss your infringement matters, please contact our office on (03) 9357 5230

01.01.2022 Notice from the State Revenue Office for LMCTs "Licensed motor car traders (LMCTs) have until Sunday 30 September 2018 to voluntarily disclose any motor vehicles they have incorrectly obtained a duty exemption on over the last five years. By voluntarily disclosing any incorrectly obtained duty exemptions by Sunday 30 September 2018, LCMTs will reduce the amount of penalty tax payable to 5 per cent plus interest on any outstanding duty, from up to 90 per cent that would be pa...yable without a voluntary disclosure. Under the Duties Act 2000, the exemption from duty is only on demonstrator vehicles used exclusively for the purpose of the sale of another vehicle of the same class. Some LMCTs have incorrectly obtained a duty exemption for motor vehicles registered and/or used as service demonstrator or service loan vehicles. Motor vehicles, such as those used for a range of business or private purposes, including customer loans, service, workshop and deliveries, promotion and use by directors, employees and their family members are not exempt from duty."

01.01.2022 What you need to know after separation. If you require any further information, or legal advice, please contact our office on (03) 9357 5230