New tax year, new policies!! Payment of a deposit (typically 10%) and stamp duty are two major outlays a purchaser must budget for when buying a new home and, with

 MEDIA STATEMENT 26 July 2022 Osborn Law promotes new Senior Associate Osborn Law has appointed Property and Commercial Lawyer, Morgan Cherry, as Senior Associate to the firm. Morgan’s promotion was

Cryptocurrency is quickly becoming one of the leading ways in which assets are held, particularly amongst young people. It is estimated that over 1 million Australians own at least one

Do you believe that having a trust in place means the assets of the trust are protected? In our experience, most people believe ‘by having a trust, my assets are

We recently advised on the NSW Government’s proposed changes to the Duties Act. As foreshadowed in that advice, the State Revenue and Fines Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous) Act 2022 (Act) (i.e. the enabling legislation in respect

Morgan Cherry, one of Osborn Law’s talented Property and Commercial Solicitors, has been announced as a finalist for the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Awards. Each year, Lawyers Weekly shines

Industrial relations is often an area where the views of the major political parties differ and each has its own agenda, which is worth considering in the build up to

In the lead up to tax time, it is important for clients who have discretionary/family trusts to consider the distribution of income received by the trust. This year determining who

https://osbornlaw.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Yvonne-Video.mp4 The NSW and Commonwealth Governments have introduced some important reforms to the Duties Act 1997 (NSW) and to the Commonwealth Home Buyers Guarantee Schemes. Proposed Stamp Duty Reform In