A Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows an individual (the principal) to grant someone else (the attorney or agent) the authority to make legal and financial decisions and act on their behalf. However, circumstances may change, and there might come a time when you need to revoke or cancel the Power of […]
Child custody agreements, or parenting agreements, are a significant aspect of family law in Australia, aimed at ensuring the best interests of children whose parents are separated or divorced. These agreements outline the arrangements for the care, living situation, and upbringing of the child. While the primary concern is the welfare of the child, there […]
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For business owners entering the realm of retail, securing a lease agreement is a pivotal step toward establishing a physical presence. While retail lease agreements offer immense opportunities, they can also be a source of complications if not carefully navigated. As an experienced retail lease lawyer, Melbourne’s Robert Wood and Associates is here to help […]
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Starting and running a business is an exciting venture filled with potential and promise. However, amid the thrill of entrepreneurship, it’s essential not to overlook the critical aspect of legal protection. A business lawyer can be your trusted ally in navigating the complexities of the legal landscape and safeguarding your business’s success. As the trusted […]
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In the realm of love and romance, discussions about finances may not be the most glamorous topic, but they are undeniably essential for a healthy and secure relationship. As couples navigate life together, it becomes crucial to protect oneself financially while fostering a strong bond. Robert Wood and Associates are the solicitors Melbourne locals have […]
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Marriage isn’t for everyone, however, the law in Australia does not discriminate between married and de facto couples. While traditional prenuptial agreements are commonly associated with wedded couples, a de facto prenup agreement, also known as a binding financial agreement, is a legal document entered into by couples who are in a committed relationship but […]
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Entering into a retail lease agreement is a significant step for both landlords and tenants and one that should not be taken lightly. To ensure transparency and protect the rights of all parties involved, a Retail Lease Disclosure Statement is almost always required. At Robert Woods and Associates, we are commercial lawyers who provide precise […]
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A partnership is a very common way to structure a business with each partner bringing their own knowledge, skills, experience, and contacts to the business, potentially giving it a better chance of success. However, when entering into a partnership agreement, it is essential to ensure that all parties involved are on the same page regarding […]
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Divorce can be an emotionally and financially difficult process and it can be downright overwhelming to make the decisions that affect your future and that of your family. Whist no one enters into a marriage expecting it to end, the fact is that around half of Australian wedded couples end up separating. If you are […]
Have you been in an alleged domestic violence situation? Have you been removed from your home by police and served with a police protection notice (PPN)? This can all be an incredibly overwhelming time for all parties, especially if children are involved. When a domestic violence report has been made, police will always respond. Their […]
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Finding out that you have been served with a Family Violence Safety Notice, an Interim Family Violence Intervention Order, or an Application for a Family Violence Intervention Order, can be overwhelming and confusing. Whether or not you think it’s fair or deserved, there are some simple things that you need to do to ensure you […]
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If the last two years have taught us anything, it’s that life is unpredictable. While most of don’t want to think about passing away some day, the fact is that it’s inevitable and it’s absolutely vital to have valid Will in place, especially if you have children that depend on you. Should the unthinkable happen, […]
