Publications

If holidaying locally during Covid-19 has made you think about buying a holiday home, it is worth thinking through the practicalities of the purchase and what it might mean in the long term before you head into the real estate office!

The official end of JobKeeper 2.0 will occur on 28 March 2021 and businesses and individuals who have relied on the payments are being encouraged to prepare for the end of the scheme.

The Family Law Act treats superannuation as property, which can be valued accordingly and then divided or "split" upon the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship. But how do you work out what the value of Superannuation really is?

CDQ remembers a colleague who was well liked and respected by clients and colleagues alike.

Joint tenancy and tenancy in common are the two most common classifications of ownership of a property.

Accidents and injuries can happen anywhere - on a picnic, at home, on holidays or playing sport. One of the most common places for an injury to happen however is in the workplace. What steps to take if you are injured in the workplace.

For many people, the sight of a lengthy and seemingly complicated contract is enough to scare them away! However, with he right legal advice and an objective, well considered approach, moving into a retirement village can be one of the best decisions you will ever make.

What do you need to know when purchasing a property at an auction? CDQ's essential guide provides an overview of the Auction process and our experienced team can help you every step of the way...

Find out what "negligent driving" means and when you might be charged following a road accident.

For some families, the need to provide financial support for their children goes well beyond the child turning 18. In this article Maidei Kutsanzira provides and overview of who can apply for adult child maintenance and when.