Civil Litigation
Enforcement of a Judgment in Queensland
Enforcement of a Judgment in Queensland If the debtor does not voluntarily pay, you may need to take further action to recover the money, including
Enforcement of a Judgment in Queensland If the debtor does not voluntarily pay, you may need to take further action to recover the money, including
How Bankruptcy Affects Professional Licenses and Employment in Australia Bankruptcy and employment issues are often misunderstood because bankruptcy does not automatically stop most people from
What Is Summary Judgment? Summary judgment in debt recovery can provide an earlier pathway to judgment where the debtor has no real prospect of successfully
Disclosure of Evidence in Queensland: Duties, Documents and Consequences In Queensland civil proceedings, disclosure of evidence generally requires each party to identify and provide access
Should You Sue for Breach of Contract? It is not always commercially worthwhile to sue for breach of contract. The right decision depends on more
Frustration of Contract Explained Frustration of contract may discharge parties from further performance only in limited circumstances where a supervening event fundamentally changes the nature
Negotiations With the Bank After Loan Default You can often negotiate with the bank after a loan default, and doing so as early as possible
Commercial Lease Lockout in Queensland A commercial landlord in Queensland may be able to lock a tenant out for unpaid rent, but only if the
How to Settle a Commercial Dispute Without Going to Court Yes. Many commercial disputes can be settled without a final court hearing, and in appropriate
Can I Obtain Default Judgment if the Debtor Does Not File a Defence? Not every debt recovery proceeding in Queensland proceeds to a contested hearing
Undervalued Mortgagee Sale: Can You Sue the Bank? An undervalued mortgagee sale can leave a borrower without their property, without expected equity, and still facing
Asset Protection and Bankruptcy Asset protection is one of the most misunderstood aspects of Australian bankruptcy law. Many people assume that transferring assets to a
Borrowers facing a mortgage default generally have two options before a lender completes enforcement: refinance the existing loan or voluntarily sell the property before a
What Is a Force Majeure Clause and How Does It Work in Australia? A force majeure clause is a contractual provision that may suspend, delay,
How to Protect Personal Assets Before Business Failure Many directors and business owners assume that operating through a company fully protects their personal assets from
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