Legal Resources

In most legal matters, where negotiations have broken down between parties and issues remain in dispute, the only body with the power to resolve the matter is a Court.

Superannuation is now often the most significant asset of many families, after the family home. How is it treated in a property settlement?

It is now in excess of 18 months since the Premier of this State announced on 19 June 2012 that his Government intended to make significant changes to the New South Wales Workers Compensation scheme....

When most people think about family law parenting matters, they imagine a mother and a father in dispute about the care and welfare of their child or children. But if you are someone who is concerned...

The difficulties that arise in relation to claiming compensation when a person suffers an injury in a building case have been highlighted in a Decision of the NSW Supreme Court in the matter of Sharp...

Making the decision to separate or divorce is difficult for any couple, but for those who also own a business together that decision can be even more complicated. Whether the business is a small trad...

Everyday the Supreme Court of New South Wales deals with disputes about the distribution of an Estate. On 13 July 2015 the New South Wales Court of Appeal handed down a decision relating to a claim...

At Lamrocks, we have the knowledge, skills and experience to identify any potential issues before they become a problem and we make sure you understand your rights and obligations every step of the wa...

A subpoena is a document issued by the Court to require the production of evidence or documents from an individual or an organisation (the 'named party'). In the family law courts, this often takes th...