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Quiet quitting a marriage: What it means legally in Western Australia There are many reasons why people feel unable to leave their spouse at a particular time, despite no longer being happy in the relationship. Concerns about finances, care of the children, housing availability and employment uncertainty all play a role...
Read moreTrust, shared values and a commitment to putting clients first continue to drive the growth of TGB Lawyers. We are pleased to announce that Newman Lawyers is now part of TGB Lawyers, marking another important step in our expansion across South Australia and nationally. This incorporation strengthens our presence in...
Read moreAustralia’s military compensation system is about to undergo its most significant reform in decades. The new Veterans’ Entitlements, Treatment and Support (Simplification and Harmonisation) Act 2024 (VETS Act) will soon come into force. This means the way compensation and rehabilitation claims are assessed by the Department...
Read moreIf you work for the Australian Government or a licensed Commonwealth employer and suffer an injury at work, your workers compensation claim will usually fall under the Comcare scheme. Many people are unsure how the Comcare system works and often come to us with similar questions about their rights and entitlements. Below, TGB...
Read moreSelling a property privately to someone you already know, whether a family member or a friend, is becoming an increasingly common choice for property owners who want to manage the transfer efficiently and keep costs down. In many situations, these private property sales can proceed without a real estate agent, which avoids...
Read moreWith a new year underway, now is the perfect time to revisit your Will and ensure it still reflects your wishes, your family circumstances, and your financial position. A Will is not a “set and forget” document. Estate planning needs to keep pace with your life changes, whether gradual or unexpected. Regularly reviewing...
Read moreA permanent impairment assessment in South Australia is one of the most important stages of a workers compensation claim. For many injured workers, this assessment determines whether they qualify for lump sum compensation under the Return to Work Act 2014 (SA). Because you are generally entitled to only one assessment...
Read moreYou may have been told you can make a workers’ compensation claim, but understanding what that means in practice, and what benefits you can access, isn’t always straightforward. In South Australia, workers’ compensation is governed by the Return to Work Act 2014 (SA) (RTW Act). The Act sets out a range of...
Read moreFor many veterans and their families, navigating the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) compensation system can feel complex and overwhelming. One area that often causes confusion is the DVA 80 points child payment – an additional benefit available to certain veterans who are significantly impaired as a result...
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