
2019 Ballarat Cycle Classic
BJT Legal are proud to support the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute in the 2019 Ballarat Cycle Classic
Read More >BJT Legal are proud to support the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute in the 2019 Ballarat Cycle Classic
Read More >BJT Legal are proud to support the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute in the 2017 Reach 4 Rsearch Ballarat Cycle Classic.
Read More >BJT Legal is delighted to welcome Blair McNamara to our team who brings with him a wealth of practical experience to resovling disputes.
Read More >BJT Legal hosts Mindshop Excellence Program As part of B31 Ballarat Business Month, BJT Legal hosted a group of seven students from Ballarat Grammar to participate in the Mindshop Excellence Program.
Read More >BJT Legal were thrilled to support the 2016 United Way Ballarat Administrative Professionals Breakfast and Administrative Professional of the year for the third time in a row.
Read More >BJT Legal are thrilled to support the United Way Ballarat Administrative Professionals Breakfast and Administrative Professional of the Year for the third year in a row!
Read More >BJT Legal are proud to support the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute in the 2016 Cycle.
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BJT Legal were thirlled to support the United Way Ballarat Administrative Professionals Breakfast and Administrative Professional of the year.
Read More >BJT is proud to officially unveil a brand new identity
Read More >BJT Legal are proud to support the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute in the 2015 Cycle Classic.
Read More >Privacy Law Reform Fines up to $1.7M
Read More >ASIC recently released a warning to the real estate industry that agents may be providing financial product advice in breach of the Corporations Act 2001.
Read More >Agents, brokers, vendors and purchasers need to be careful when drafting and signing Heads of Agreement. Recent cases suggest that the execution of a Heads of Agreement may trigger a disposal for the purpose of CGT event A1.
Read More >Are you buying or selling a business and applying the going concern concession?
Read More >Are you using the the new Retail Lease Disclosure Statements?
Read More >Are you looking to use your self-managed super fund to purchase investment property?
Read More >Due to recent legislative changes, many incorporated associations are having to review their current rules to assess whether they need to be amended or replaced in order to remain compliant
Read More >Are you unsure as to whether your proposed trade mark is registrable? Would you rather know now than wait months for a determination?
Read More >By holding an incorrect type of liquor licence or no liquor licence for the supply of alcohol you may be paying too much in renewal fees, face fines and/or imprisonment.
Read More >After many delays, the new Incorporated Associations Reform Act 2012 is due to come into effect on 26 November 2012, replacing the Incorporated Associations Act 1981. The new Act contains a number of changes to the operation of incorporated associati
Read More >The recently introduced national business name registration system continues to cause headaches for some.
Read More >BJT Legal is delighted to announce the appointment of Stacey Grose to the Board of Directors effective from the 1st July, 2012.
Read More >A Trust satisfies the controlling individual test if it has at least one controlling individual immediately before the CGT event.
Read More >A Will is the only sure way of ensuring your assets go to the people whom you wish to benefit. A Will also ensures that you have appointed Executors who you can trust, who will carry out your instructions.
Read More >The donor, in choosing you to be their enduring power of attorney, is entrusting you to act in their best interests. If you accept this trust and the enduring power of attorney, you will be taking on serious responsibilities. If you fail to observe t
Read More >Superannuation is becoming a significant asset for people to consider when making their Wills. Unfortunately, it is becoming more complex and it is important that when making a Will you understand the consequences of your Superannuation. BJT Legal ha
Read More >An Enduring Power of Attorney (Medical Treatment) is a legal document where you (the donor) appoint someone (the agent) to make medical treatment decisions for you - like agreeing to medication or surgery. Enduring means it continues (endures) when y
Read More >Consent for the carrying out of any special procedure or medical or dental treatment on a patient may be given by the Tribunal however if it is just for medical or dental treatment a person responsible may give consent. (Section 39)
Read More >Most commonly, a partnership is an association of two or more persons who come together in an enterprise with a view to making a profit. A partnership of discretionary trusts is different in that the partners, instead of being individuals, are dis
Read More >In the situation where a person suffers from a disability whether medical or mental, and that disability is such that they are unable to carry out their financial affairs and no one has been appointed their Enduring Power of Attorney then the appoint
Read More >For the person appointing an attorney By completing this document, you can give a person of your choice the power to make decisions on your behalf about financial and legal matters. Because you are the person making or donating the enduring power
Read More >A trade mark can be a word, phrase, letter, number, sound, smell, shape, logo, picture, aspect of packaging or a combination of these, and is used to distinguish the goods and services of one trade from those of another.
Read More >Safe or sorry? The many natural disasters occurring across the State has provided us all with a timely reminder to ensure our insurance and risk management cover is in order.
Read More >If the application of the margin scheme for the treatment of GST in relation to land sales wasn’t already complicated enough, the Australian Tax Office (“the ATO”) has taken it one step further, adding further salt to the wound of lawyers and account
Read More >Be careful when using the R and the TM symbols on your trade marks. The R symbol can only be used for trade marks that have already been officially registered with IP Australia. Otherwise, it can be a criminal offence under the Trade Marks Act 1995 t
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