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30Sep

Radio Interview: Steven Brown with Curtin FM

Radio interview with Steven Brown on Curtin FM looking at defematory comments being left on Facebook and media companies can now be found liable.https://www.lynnandbrown.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Brown2109.mp3…

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29Sep

Estate Expenses – who pays for them?

Legitimate costs of an estate include funeral, legal and accounting costs. There are also a wide range of other estate expenses that can be…

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22Sep

Legal essentials for your business

Whether you’re just starting up a new business, or you’ve been running your own business for a while, it’s important to ensure you have…

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22Sep

What’s in a name? Changing a name in the family law context

Names are an important part of our identity and as family structures change, people may consider changing their name or the name of a…

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22Sep

ARE THE DEFAMATION FLOODGATES OPENING OR IS IT JUST A CRACK IN THE DAM

On 8 September 2021 the High Court of Australia handed down its judgment in the defamation claim brought by Dylan Voller against Fairfax Media…

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9Sep

Radio Interview: Media now liable for defamatory Facebook comments

Steven Brown comments on the Dylan Voller defamation case in a radio interview.https://www.lynnandbrown.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Defamation-Steven-Brown.mp3 Matthew: Well, the high court handed down a decision today affecting…

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31Aug

Marriage, separation and divorce – the effect on estate planning

For many, when going through a major life change like a marriage or divorce, there are so many things to organise that estate planning…

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31Aug

Experiencing NBN issues? Now Telstra, Optus and TPG are, thanks to the ACCC

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has commenced proceedings against Telstra, Optus and TPG separately, alleging they have breached the Australian Consumer Law…

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19Aug

Five Ways to Keep Your Dispute Out of Court

If you’ve found yourself in a legal dispute, it can be easy to get caught up in the emotion and the ‘principle’ of the…

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11Aug

Superannuation in Family Law

In Western Australia, how your and your ex-partner’s superannuation will be treated in the event of separation depends on one key point – whether…

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22Jul

How do you object to a Trustee’s Superannuation Death Benefit decision?

Have you recently lost a loved one and received notice that their superannuation death benefit is to be paid to one or more dependants…

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22Jul

Conservatorship and #FreeBritney – What do our laws say about this in Australia?

On 23 June 2021, Britney Spears appeared in a Los Angeles Court and spoke about her conservatorship. This conservatorship has allowed Britney’s father to…

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Radio Interview: Steven Brown with Curtin FM

Estate Expenses – who pays for them?

Legal essentials for your business

What’s in a name? Changing a name in the family law context

ARE THE DEFAMATION FLOODGATES OPENING OR IS IT JUST A CRACK IN THE DAM

Radio Interview: Media now liable for defamatory Facebook comments

Marriage, separation and divorce – the effect on estate planning

Experiencing NBN issues? Now Telstra, Optus and TPG are, thanks to the ACCC

Five Ways to Keep Your Dispute Out of Court

Superannuation in Family Law

How do you object to a Trustee’s Superannuation Death Benefit decision?

Conservatorship and #FreeBritney – What do our laws say about this in Australia?

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