Split decisions

Article Abstract:

Different family courts in Australia have different interpretations of marriage law, and consequently the way the assets should be distributed at the time of divorce. Recent amendments to these family laws are likely to encourage people to misuse divorce to obtain bankruptcy status, which can then be used to evade creditors.

Government domestic functions, Interpretation and construction, Social policy, Commercial credit fraud, Marriage law, Cover story

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Split decisions

Article Abstract:

Enough number of couple break down had happened in the family courts of Australia due to the super-splitting law. Stephen Bourke, a family lawyer and super-splitting specialist stated the details of how the family court should treat the super savings in the future.

Prevention, Family courts

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Super booster

Article Abstract:

Best practices on superannuation savings, for business owners, are presented.

Retirement planning, Best practices, Business owners

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