Rothschild Group is a Perth-based Property Settlement and Immigration Advice Agency.
Separation and divorce can be emotionally and financially challenging, especially when it comes to dividing assets. In Western Australia, the Family Law Act 1975 governs property settlements, ensuring a fair and equitable distribution of assets. At Rothschild Group, we provide expert legal guidance to help you navigate the process with clarity and confidence. How Asset [...]
Being charged with Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH) in Western Australia is a serious legal matter. GBH refers to severe injuries that can endanger life or cause permanent disability, such as severe head trauma or the loss of a limb. In WA, the penalties for GBH can be severe, with a maximum sentence of 20 years [...]
Divorce or separation can be an emotionally challenging experience, and navigating the complexities of property settlements adds another layer of stress. In Western Australia, couples have two primary legal pathways to formalise property settlements: Consent Orders and Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs). Understanding the differences between these options can help you make an informed decision about [...]
As we step into 2025, it’s time to embrace new opportunities, set fresh goals, and reflect on the journey ahead. For many, the New Year represents a time of growth, balance, and renewed energy. A Personal Reflection on 2024 This past year has been filled with significant milestones. As a new father, life has shifted [...]
Starting this Friday, Western Australia is set to enforce some of the strictest knife laws in the country. The new regulations aim to curb knife-related crime by expanding police powers and introducing severe penalties. Key Changes Under the New Laws Expanded Police Powers Police officers will now have the authority to scan individuals using metal [...]
Self-defence is a legal right in Western Australia, but it must be exercised within the bounds of reasonableness and necessity. The law allows individuals to protect themselves, others, and even property, but the key question is: how much force is considered justified? Below, we break down what is legally permitted under Sections 248 to 253 [...]
Relying on verbal agreements in family businesses can be a risky approach. While trust is fundamental in personal relationships, business dealings require clear, legally binding agreements to prevent misunderstandings and disputes. Why Verbal Agreements Are Not Enough Many entrepreneurs believe that a handshake or verbal promise is sufficient in family-run businesses. However, without a written [...]
Navigating the Legal Process for Defamation in WA Defamation claims can be complex, whether you are pursuing legal action or defending against one. Understanding the legal process in Western Australia is essential to safeguarding your reputation and legal rights. At Rothschild Group, we provide expert legal support to navigate defamation cases effectively. Key Steps in [...]
Understanding Defamation in Online Groups With the rise of social media communities, platforms like "Are We Dating the Same Guy?" have gained popularity for sharing personal experiences. However, recent legal changes in Australia’s defamation laws have led to increased scrutiny, particularly for group admins and content creators. Can You Be Liable for Defamation in Online [...]
As of August 26, 2024, employees of non-small business employers in Australia now have the Right to Disconnect, meaning they can legally refuse to monitor, read, or respond to work-related communication outside of their standard working hours—unless doing so would be deemed unreasonable. What Does the Right to Disconnect Mean? The new legislation aims to [...]
