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Structuring your business ownership for asset protection

In Australia, there are many different ways you may structure your business ownership. We discuss below some of the considerations when structuring your business ownership for asset protection. Common Structures in Australia Common structures for business ownership in Australia include: Sole Trader Partnership of Individuals Company Discretionary Trust Unit Trust Superannuation Fund Some of the […]

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Creating a Sponsorship Agreement

Sponsorships can take many forms. One of the common types of sponsorship is providing products, services or money to the sponsored party in exchange for exposure of the sponsor’s business. In order to avoid disputes, such arrangements should be documented in a legally enforceable sponsorship agreement. You should negotiate and agree the terms of your […]

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How to Choose a Lawyer

Choosing a Lawyer can be a difficult task, especially if you’ve never had to do it before. If you have engaged a lawyer in the past, it may not even be possible to use the same one again for any number of reasons. We’ve taken some of the hard work out of it and summarised […]

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Do we need a Shareholders Agreement?

If you have chosen a company as your most suitable form of structuring, and you have more than one shareholder, you should consider negotiating the terms of, and entering into, a Shareholders Agreement. Whilst there is no legal requirement to have a Shareholders Agreement, taking the time to do so can avoid shareholder disputes and […]

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Protecting your brand with Trade Marks

You have a great idea to start a new business. You have come up with what you believe to be the perfect business name and logo, and you want to get started on printing up your marketing material. Before you do, you should consider whether you have taken adequate steps to: protect the Intellectual Property […]

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Issues to consider when creating your Legal Will

Once you have taken the first steps to engage a Lawyer to assist you in creating your legal Will, there are a number of issues you will need to consider. Some of the common issues include: 1. Who will you appoint to be your executor? Sometimes called your “personal representative”, your executor is the person […]

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