CRH Law articles
Aged care complaints and staff wellbeing
With the announcement of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, we are seeing a marked increase in complaints being made by aged care clients and their families. There are many things to consider when responding to a complaint. However, one issue that we are turning our minds to more and more is the health and safety of employees.
Investigating the Australian Taxation Office’s Administration in dealing with Deceased Estates
Commenced on 31 October 2019, the Inspector–General of Taxation and Taxation Ombudsman is now reviewing the way in which the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) manages
Will a poor relationship with the deceased defeat a Family Provision Application?
The answer is “no”, a poor relationship between the deceased and the Applicant in a family provision claim will not always defeat a family provision
Spouse or stranger
Statistics tell us that we’re all living longer and that we can hope to live even longer as the years pass and advances continue to
SMSF : Breaking the rules
Managing non-compliance in Self-managed superannuation funds [SMSF’s] In Australia, there are approximately 1 million members in 600,000 SMSFs with combined assets exceeding a staggering $750
Betrayers, blabbermouths and backstabbers
I recently looked up synonyms for the word “whistle-blower” and some of the results surprised me: “betrayer”, “blabbermouth”, “double-crosser”, “informant”, “sneak”, “snitch” and “backstabber” to
Taking the stubborn out of your parents
For all you baby boomers out there, in respect to your ageing parents, do these little epithets ring a familiar bell: They’ll let you know
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