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Whether you are recently separated, considering separation or a long way down the path, there are many questions for which you may be seeking answers. We have set out below the more frequently asked questions we receive from clients....
This newsletter has been designed for insolvency practitioners, accountants and financial planners. It covers important issues such as administration, receivership, liquidation, bankruptcy and statutory trustee/ASIC supervision. It will be of assistance to you and your clients.
The McKays Consulting newsletter is of interest to anyone working in a human resources or industrial relations role. It is relevant to all organisations with any number of staff. Articles are focused around areas such as workplace health & safety, recruitment and selection, policies and procedures, employment termination issues and anti-discrimination issues.
Business Law Talk is our newsletter for the finance industry including accountants and financial planners. It will help you to help your clients.
Our monthly Q & A’s provide contractors with answers to questions on a range of legal issues.
A newsletter for the construction industry, it covers issues such as the BCIPA and keeping your money including how to protect your assets. It is of interest to contractors such as electrical, plumbers, painters, fire protection and air, as well as landscapers, nursery men, engineers, architects, surveyors, concreters, roofers, etc.
The Personal Property Securities Act (PPSA) came into force on 30 January, 2012. The PPSA triggers profound changes in the way security is taken over personal property (non-land assets). Financiers, along with businesses operating across all industries – but particularly in the mining, manufacturing, wholesale and retail sectors - will be affected.
The PPSA extends the reach of personal security and insolvency law to not only cover mainstream security (e.g. charges, mortgages and bills of sale) but other interests (e.g. retention of title, hire purchase, finance leases, operating leases, assignments of debt, consignments, and security trust deeds, etc…) The practical applications of the PPSA are far reaching.
If you are in business or intend to acquire property, take security over property or lease items to others, then you must take steps to protect yourself under and from the PPSA.
McKays Messenger is a free newsletter from McKays Solicitors. It is designed to keep a diverse range of clients up-to-date on topical legal issues that could affect their family and business.
The newsletter is written in plain English, without confusing legal jargon, and contains valuable information from solicitors who are experts in their field.