Strategies for Safeguarding Your Business Assets
Introduction If you had an insight into the future, how would you ensure that your business continued if you passed away? Who would need to be hired to take your place if you were suddenly...
Victoria Absolon (Lawyer)
Victoria advises on a wide range of property and commercial matters, including contract negotiations and real estate transactions. She has a passion for assisting clients in understanding complex legal issues so that they can successfully achieve their business goals.
What the Mir v Mir [2025] NSWCA 154 Case Means for You: The Importance of Clear Documentation and Planning in Family Business and Property Dealings
Introduction A recent Supreme Court decision, Mir v Mir NSWCA 154, highlights the risks associated with undocumented or informal business decisions made by family members. This case demonstrates the potential complications that can arise when...
Avoiding Costly Leasing Disputes: Lessons from GPP Arundel v Basford for Landlords and Tenants
Introduction The recently decided case of GPP Arundel Ltd v Basford Pty Ltd QSC 165 has important implications for commercial property owners, letting agents and prospective tenants. Facts of the Case Basford Pty Ltd and...
What the Cardaci Case Means for You: A Warning for Trustees
Introduction A recent court decision in Cardaci v Filippo Primo Cardaci as executor of the estate of Marco Antonio Cardaci WASCA 158 has important lessons for anyone involved with a family trust, whether you...
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Land Tax – Unexpected Shocks for Property Owners
Unexpected land tax changes may impact property owners. Learn how new regulations could affect your investments & financial planning.
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Builders and Developers Beware – Duty of Care for Economic Losses 2024
Are you aware that developers, builders, and other persons owe a statutory duty to exercise reasonable care to avoid economic loss caused by defects? The Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (NSW) imposes obligations on...
Using Trusts to buy a Property? Tread carefully to avoid double duty 2024
Trusts are a useful vehicle to structure your business and property affairs. However, care needs to be taken when entering into contracts using your trust to avoid the potential for paying double duty. Stamp duty...
