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What We Do
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Single Owner Business People
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For Individuals
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If You Have Business Partners
- Make sure your employees help you, not harm you
- Make sure your customers contract with you on YOUR TERMS
- Ensure the contracts you sign don’t “bite you”
- Protect you from discrimination and OH&S claims
- Make sure you never pay more than your fair share of tax
- Cover you with the right documentation in any transaction
- Make sure all is in order in case you pass away
- Protect your family with a properly drawn Estate Plan & Will
- Ensure your rights in any Legal Arrangement are properly defined
- Advise you on any contract you’re asked to sign
- Negotiate on your behalf in any dispute
- Represent you in Court whenever needed
- Give you tax advice on any transaction you wish to undertake.
- Protect your business if one of your partners unexpectedly dies or is disabled
- Reduce risk by making your partnership arrangements crystal clear
- Ensure your family is provided for if you pass away
- Cover your business in its relationships with employees
- Ensure you deal with customers on YOUR TERMS & get paid
- Protect your business from employee risks
- Ensure you aren’t successfully sued for discrimination or OH&S reasons
- Protect you from the fine print in any contract you’re asked to sign
- Prevent nasty tax consequences with the right superannuation & tax advice
- Give you tactical advice and representation in any disputes
- Protect you in any deal by drafting any legal document you need
The Director
Henry Tham
A specialist in estate planning, business succession and taxation, Henry was admitted to practice in 2000 and is the head of Your Legal HQ’s commercial law division. Henry has presented papers for the Australian Investors’ Association, the Taxation Institute of Australia and Lexis Nexis Australia.
Latest Blogs
Left out of a Will?
Have you been excluded from your loved one's Will? If so, there may be options available to you. A valid Will is the direction from a deceased person as to how they want their estate distributed. For this reason, a court will not consider changing this direction without a valid reason to challenge a Will and only under limited circumstances. What are grounds to challenge a Will? All Australian States and Territories generally have similar grounds to challenge a Will such as: • Appropriate provisions were not made for family members • There was evidence of tampering or the Will was not correctly executed • The maker of the Will was improperly influenced, forced or tricked into making the Will to benefit a person or entity that was not the intent of the Will maker • The person who made the Will didn’t have the understanding or mental capacity to make a Will
SIX EMPLOYMENT MYTHS: BUSTED
As an employer, it is important that you are aware of your responsibilities relating to employee rights, employment terms& conditions, contracts, leave, and wages.A breach in your employee’s rights could result in possible penalties for your business.
Got a great business idea? Have an invention?
When you come-up with a brilliant idea, it’s natural to be ecstatic and excited about it that you just want to blurt out all your concepts to your family and friends. It’s natural to want to tell them your ingenious idea.