by aslaumbe | May 4, 2026 | Articles, Debt Recovery Articles, Litigation Articles
It is not an uncommon event that, due to certain pressing circumstances, a person will be asked to lend money (sometimes a large amount!) to a friend or relative in need. And whilst it is advisable to document the loan in writing for the protection of the lender, due...
by aslaumbe | Aug 14, 2025 | Articles, Litigation Articles
Sometimes, a neighbour’s overhanging tree or spreading vine might be causing you problems, posing a risk of damage or injury or an overgrown hedge might be reducing light or a view. What can be done if the matter cannot first be resolved amicably with your...
by aslaumbe | Sep 9, 2024 | Articles, Litigation Articles
Sometimes, when considering whether to proceed with a claim against another party, there may be a few obstacles in the way. You may not know the exact identity of the other party or where that party is located. Or the other party may be in possession of documents that...
by aslaumbe | Sep 9, 2024 | Articles, Litigation Articles
The recent CrowdStrike outage had a devastating effect on businesses around Australia with many forced to stop operations for a day or longer resulting in massive economic losses. The question becomes who can be held responsible and what compensation can be payable....
by aslaumbe | Apr 12, 2024 | Articles, Litigation Articles
Granny flat arrangements are becoming increasingly popular as a solution providing accommodation for older Australians. However, if the parties involved fail to properly document the terms of the arrangement then complex legal and other issues can arise. Granny flat...
by aslaumbe | Nov 16, 2023 | Articles, Lease Articles, Litigation Articles
According to the last census in 2021, almost 33% of people rent their home in NSW. And, of course, from time to time a dispute may arise with the landlord. But if it is a serious dispute that cannot be resolved, what rules apply if one of the parties to a lease wants...
