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19/03/2013 |
Estate Planning SeminarTony Mitchell -
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In March, Tony presented a paper entitled Developments in Modern Estate Planning to a packed house at the Sanctury Cove ...
In March, Tony presented a paper entitled Developments in Modern Estate Planning to a packed house at the Sanctury Cove Yacht Club at Hope Island on the Gold Coast. The seminar was attended by local business people and retirees, who listened to Tony speak on one of his particular areas of expertise, which is also one of his passions, namely, tax effetive estate planning and asset protection.
18/05/2012 |
President of Regional Law SocietyDigby Dunn -
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Digby is now the President of the Mid North Coast Law Society
Digby is now the President of the Mid North Coast Law Society
1/05/2012 |
AMP Financial Planning - Solicitors PanelTony Mitchell -
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In May, Tony Mitchell was appointed to the Panel of Estate Planning Solicitors by AMP Financial Planning.
In May, Tony Mitchell was appointed to the Panel of Estate Planning Solicitors by AMP Financial Planning.
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15/05/2013 |
10 SEXTING LEGAL DANGERS Sexting – the sending of sexual images via mobile phone or the internet – is a growing fad among young teenagers according to recent studies, yet teens seem unaware of the legal dangers they face as well as the possible...8/05/2013 |
LEGAL DANGERS IN NEW POOL SAFETY RULES New laws in NSW covering backyard swimming pools are intended to increase safety, but property law specialists warn they open the gate to potential dangers for legal liability. Under the new rules all pool owners have to register their backyard swimming pools...
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COURT CASE THREATENS HOLIDAY HOME RENTING A court case brought in the NSW Land and Environment Court last week could threaten thousands of people who rent out their investment properties or holiday homes to short term renters. What began as a neighbour dispute over noise in the...13/02/2013 |
CRACKDOWN ON EXPLOITATION OF UNPAID WORK – KNOW YOUR RIGHTS Employers who exploit unpaid workers are facing a crackdown by the Fair Work Ombudsman and face fines up to $51,000. Individuals may be fined up to $10,200. The Ombudsman Nicholas Wilson said last week in a report on unpaid work there...
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