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Commercial & Criminal Law: Corruption charges laid against Paul Whyte

We’ve all done it – called in sick to spend the day at the beach, headed home after a conference rather than returning to work...

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Commercial Law: Changes to Discretionary Trusts and Foreign Persons

In recent months we at Lynn & Brown Lawyers have been asked a number of times to amend trust deeds to add a new class...

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Family Law: How does a Family Violence Restraining Order affect Family Court proceedings?

What is an FVRO? A Family Violence Restraining Order (“FVRO”) makes it unlawful for a person to do certain things, such as approach where the...

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‘Tis the Season

  The team at Lynn & Brown would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe, happy and peaceful Christmas; and joy, strength...

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Commercial Law: what to consider before signing a contract

We often find that when businesses and individuals are signing contracts that it is a busy time in the business or individuals’ lives. There is...

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Family Law: I want a divorce but I can’t find my ex!

The legal process for a divorce explained when you have no idea where your estranged husband or wife might be. To some people it seems...

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The Claremont Serial Killer: a different kind of forensics

  Recently, Bradley Edwards has plead guilty to five of the eight charges against him.   He is also the man accused of murdering Sarah...

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Commercial Law: Do I need a shareholders’ agreement?

Miscommunication about an unwritten arrangement nearly cost brothers $200,000 A case that was heard in the Federal Court in August 2019 involved three brothers who...

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Will Preparation: is it cheaper to use a DIY Will kit from the post office?

You have decided to prepare a Will but are reluctant to pay the amount lawyers charge to have one prepared.  While it may appear to...

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Estate Planning: Enduring Powers of Guardianship

  Estate planning today not only includes a discussion about Wills, trusts and powers of attorney.  An increasingly useful part in the estate planning toolkit...

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Voluntary Assisted Dying in WA

The debate over the WA government’s voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legislation is currently in full swing.   The principal purpose of the draft Voluntary Assisted...

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What happens if you die and don’t have a will is changing in WA

It’s been 37 years since the Administration Act 1903 (WA) has been changed with respect to how a person’s estate will be carved up after...

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