Business Law: 30 April 2026
Author: Alister Bayston
Before agreeing to a private equity deal, it’s crucial to understand how post‑completion obligations can shape the value you ultimately receive.
22 April 2026
Aitken Partners is proud to announce that Principal Lawyer Ric Birkett has been recognised in the Doyle’s Guide 2026 as a Preeminent Health & Aged Care Lawyer in Victoria, the highest individual ranking awarded in this category.
We are pleased to share that Aitken Partners has been recognised in Doyle’s Guide 2026 for Health & Aged Care Law, reflecting the strength of the firm’s work in this important and highly specialised area.
Wills and Estates: 21 April 2026
Author: Caroline Harley
Deciding how to pass on your wealth is rarely a dry, purely financial exercise - it’s often layered with emotion, family politics, unspoken expectations, and, occasionally, a touch of drama.
More than 4,600 Australian lawyers have been recognised in the latest Best Lawyers in Australia™ peer-reviewed survey, with almost 1,000 named “Ones to Watch”.
Wills and Estates: 15 April 2026
Author: Joel Parsons
Administering a deceased estate is challenging at the best of times, however, the difficulty increases significantly when cross-border elements are involved, particularly when executors or beneficiaries are located outside Australia.
Employment Law: 10 April 2026
Author: Bianca Mazzarella
Termination decisions can expose employers to different and unequal legal risks. Understanding which framework applies, and why, is critical before taking action.
Family Law,Business Law,Litigation,Migration: 09 April 2026
Author: Susan Ilias, Bao Ngo
De-Suiting the Law is a video podcast hosted by Aitken Partners Principal Lawyers Susan Ilias and Bao Ngo. The series sets out to demystify the legal profession, with real conversations about what lawyers actually do, and why it matters.
Divorce is often misunderstood as a process that resolves all aspects of the breakdown of a marriage. In reality, divorce is a separate legal step with specific eligibility requirements and important implications for property and parenting matters.
Wills and Estates: 31 March 2026
Author: Joel Parsons
Careful succession planning requires more than a Will alone. Family trusts are often used to protect assets, preserve control and support long‑term family objectives.
Litigation: 25 March 2026
Author: Caroline Skeoch, Kara Inglese
Before agreeing to a new contract or credit arrangement, it’s worth knowing which terms could put your personal or business assets on the line.
Employment Law: 20 March 2026
Author: Bianca Mazzarella
The Victorian Government has proposed new laws allowing Victorians whose roles can be performed remotely the right to work from home two days per week from September 2026. Importantly, the right will apply regardless of the size of the workplace.
Property Law,Tax Law: 19 March 2026
Author: Julie Maxfield, Marco Saccotelli
Our webinar provided clear insights into Victoria’s evolving property tax landscape and key compliance essentials for property owners
Tax Law,Property Law: 13 March 2026
Author: Marco Saccotelli, Kaylee Smith
In Victoria, you can be liable for landholder duty without any traditional ‘relevant acquisition’ of shares or units occurring. This article explores the topic and considers if specialist legal advice may be required to avoid this issue.
Family Law: 05 March 2026
Final parenting orders provide certainty - but circumstances can shift. Relocation, safety concerns, or a child’s changing needs can make once effective orders unworkable.
Insolvency,Business Law: 03 March 2026
Author: Nicole Jee
Our webinar panel shared practical tips for directors navigating a tight operating environment - highlighting early advice, clearer oversight and proactive financial management.
Tax Law: 23 February 2026
Author: Marco Saccotelli
SMSF property purchases using LRBAs can trigger double duty in Victoria. Understanding LRBA structures, exemptions and documentation requirements is essential to avoid unexpected duty costs and ensure tax compliance.
Tax Law,Property Law,Wills and Estates: 16 February 2026
Author: Marco Saccotelli
Dealing with a deceased estate is challenging enough without unexpected tax surprises. Learn how the main residence exemption works, when it applies, and what to watch out for to protect the estate's value.
Family Law: 11 February 2026
Author: Jessica Russo
Family Law: 28 January 2026
Author: Krystel Ong
From June 2025, courts can formally consider “wastage” when dividing property after separation. Learn how excessive spending, gambling and asset dissipation may affect your property settlement.
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