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Here, we provide insightful articles on legal topics that matter to you. Our team of experienced lawyers at Bale Boshev Lawyers will share their knowledge and expertise on various areas of law in Newcastle and Hunter Valley, from personal injury to medical negligence, family law and more. Keep reading to stay informed and empowered in your legal matters.
Contested Estates in New South Wales: Key Considerations
Contested estates can be a complex area of law, particularly when issues such as undue influence, changes to wills close to death, and claims by dependants arise. Understanding these elements is crucial for anyone involved in or considering contesting an estate in New South Wales.
Living Arrangements in Jointly Owned Homes
In NSW, when a couple separates, determining who can live in a jointly owned home can be contentious. If one party is living in the property while the other vacates, the party remaining in the property will usually be required to be expenses including rates, mortgage payments, bills and maintenance costs.
Navigating Business Sales in New South Wales: A Guide for Buyers and Sellers
Buying or selling a small business in New South Wales involves a series of critical steps and considerations. This guide outlines the essential aspects of the process, focusing on the importance of lease length, and the transfer of licenses and accreditations.
Navigating Public Liability Claims in New South Wales: A Guide for the Injured
Public liability insurance is designed to protect businesses and individuals from legal claims made by third parties for injuries or damages that occur on their premises or as a result of their operations. This type of insurance covers legal costs and any compensation claims if a business is found liable for injury or property damage.
Strata Law Reforms
As of 11 December 2023, the NSW implemented new law reforms to the existing strata regulations. These changes were made with the aim of improving
Compensation Entitlements for Labour Hire Workers: Understanding Your Rights
Labour hire workers assigned to work for another company may be eligible for compensation ifthey sustain an injury during their employment. In New South Wales