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How to have a healthier separation, according to a divorce lawyer

How to have a healthier separation, according to a divorce lawyer
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Briefcase: Business Snippets from around South Australia

In this week’s briefcase, an Adelaide research centre aims to create autonomous spacecraft, a report reveals that Australia's climate technology industry needs $1.5 billion in investments and a local businesswoman is named a finalist for two national awards. Plus upcoming business events in South Australia.

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Why friendships with clients are critical to this firm s strategy

The idea of being friends with one’s clients can be seen as taboo. For Law Squared director Demetrio Zema, building such relationships goes to the heart of his business approach. Most law firms, bi

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Can small firms capitalise on a Great Resignation in BigLaw?

If a predicted mass exodus of professionals from their jobs in the coming months manifests – including BigLaw lawyers moving on – boutique practices may find themselves with new opportunities. Th

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Budget 2021: Are family lawyers happy?

Budget 2021: Are family lawyers happy? By Jerome Doraisamy|13 May 2021 Following the almost half a billion dollars in funding to strengthen the family law system, Lawyers Weekly spoke with practitioners in this space to get their reactions and thoughts on what more needs to be done. On the evening of Tuesday, 11 May, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced the provision of $416.2 million over the next four years to support women and families experiencing family and domestic violence through a number of measures to increase information sharing and support in the family law system. New initiatives announced in the budget include: $85 million over three years from 2022-23 in additional funding for enhanced social supports under the Family Advocacy and Support Services and for 26 new locations, including in regional areas.

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