Buying a Franchise

Posted by PW Lawyers on 3 October 2024
Buying a Franchise
It can be exciting to think of one day owning your own business. One way to be your own boss is through buying a franchise. There can be benefits in owning a franchise, but there can equally be some disadvantages. It is therefore crucial that you undertake the following steps before buying a fran...
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What are Court Consent Orders?

Posted by PW Lawyers on 3 October 2024
What are Court Consent Orders?
Consent orders are used to formalise an agreement reached between the disputing parties in a dispute already before the Court. Usually, an alternative dispute resolution setting such as mediation is used to negotiate the agreement. The agreement made by the disputing parties is “handed up&r...
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What does it mean when Lawyers say, “Off the Record”?

Posted by PW Lawyers on 24 September 2024
What does it mean when Lawyers say, “Off the Record”?
Lawyers will often start conversations and meetings with a request that the conversation is “off the record”. It is important to remember that lawyers will almost always report back to their clients about the conversation and what was said. These conversations are not completely confi...
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What is Off the Record in Mediation?

Posted by PW Lawyers on 24 September 2024
What is Off the Record in Mediation?
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that is used to prevent the disputing parties going through a formal trial in Court. Mediation is usually a confidential process that relies on the concept of “off the record” required. It means that information shared, and stateme...
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CASE NOTE: Re Will of McCowen [2013] NSWSC 1000

Posted by PW Lawyers on 17 September 2024
CASE NOTE: Re Will of McCowen [2013] NSWSC 1000
In this case Mr McCowen engaged a Solicitor to draft his Will. He told the Solicitor that he wished to benefit his third wife, give $1,000 to each of his three children from his second marriage, and that he wanted his residuary estate to be shared by the three children from his first marriage. Th...
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