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New Principal for Aitken Partners Family Law Team
Andrew Clarke
Aitken Partners is pleased to announce the promotion of Sharmini Subramaniam to the position of Principal, and also to the position of Head of the growing Family Law Team. Sharmini has been with Aitken Partners for two years and her appointment coincides with the arrival…
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New Changes to Inheritance Law
What happens to your assets if you die without a Will? When a person dies without Will, the distribution of their estate can add to a family’s grief. The Victorian Law Reform Commission reviewed the law and said the current process is ‘unjust’ and ‘impracticable’…
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How will your business be impacted by changes to Australian GST on Low Value Goods?
From 1 July 2018, Australia’s law around GST on low value imported goods is changing New Australian laws extending goods and services tax (GST) to low value imports of physical goods by consumers will come into force from 1 July 2018. From this date, the…
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New Principal Lawyer for Aitken Partners
Andrew Clarke
Aitken Partners is pleased to announce the appointment of Sarah Ward as a Principal Lawyer. Sarah is an Accredited Specialist in Commercial Tenancy Law and has been with Aitken Partners since moving to Melbourne 8 years ago. Her practice includes a mix of property…
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Information session on Crib Point to Pakenham pipeline outlines landowners rights
Andrew Clarke
Aitken Partners Compulsory Acquisition Team recently held an information session with a panel of legal experts for people affected by, or interested in, the Crib Point to Pakenham APA Pipeline. More than 30 concerned locals attended the meeting, as did local State Member of Parliament…
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A win for guarantors in Great Southern Scheme recovery
Andrew Blogg
On 21 September 2018, Justice Croft in the Supreme Court handed down a judgment in favour of Mr Young, a guarantor of two Great Southern Scheme loans. The Court dismissed the Bendigo Bank’s claim in its entirety and ordered that the bank pay Mr Young’s…
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Aged Care Royal Commission Update – Hearings Begin!
Julie Maxfield
The Royal Commission into Aged Care and Quality Safety (“Commission”) began its official hearing of evidence in Adelaide on Monday 11 February 2019. The Commission advised that in response to the request for all approved providers to “voluntarily” make written submissions about each aged care…
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