Bale Boshev Lawyers

18/07/2023

Check out our recent article on Compensation Entitlements for Labour Hire Workers!

Labour hire workers assigned to work for another company may be eligible for compensation ifthey sustain an injury during their employment. In New South Wales (NSW), these workershave the right to seek compensation from both their direct employer, known as the labour hirecompany, and the company the...

29/03/2023

Does someone owe you money?

David Kolarovski, Solicitor, explains the options of debt recovery: https://lnkd.in/gqC4zxZX

Does someone owe you money? What is a debt? A debt can arise in multiple ways, such as: If someone owes you money you can make a claim for that money by asking them to repay the money owed to you. This claim can be made by calling the debtor, sending an email or SMS, […]

06/03/2023

Our latest article by our recently admitted solicitor David Kolarovski on The Security of Payment Act: https://baleboshevlawyers.com.au/the-security-of-payment-act/

The Building & Construction Industry Security of Payment Act ensures that the party who has provided work, goods or services can enforce prompt payment from the company receiving those goods or services. The Security of Payment Act is beneficial because claimants can use the Act to secure payment on...

10/02/2023

Seen our latest article on Work Injury Damages? Check it out on the website: https://baleboshevlawyers.com.au/work-injury-damages/

Ashley has been practising law for over a dozen years, joining Bale Boshev in 2020. He'll be there for you if you've been injured from work, a car accident or a slip and fall at a supermarket. This means taking on insurers, employers and their lawyers to get things happening for his clients.

Ashley Davey and his team recently achieved an excellent mediated result in a work injury damages claim for a young client who was seriously injured while working for a well-known fast-food chain in 2008. In this case it goes to show that, although the injury was sustained in 2008, if there may have...

03/02/2023

It is an important day today for our law clerk David Kolarovski as he is admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales! Moving him today was our Senior Associate and Accredited Specialist Katherine Boshev and long time mentor of David's. Congratulations on your achievements and the end to many years of studies, now the hard work begins! 🎓

12/01/2023

Have you stopped work because of injury OR illness? You may have a claim through your super fund.

5 things to know about Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) and Income Protection Claims:

📌 Most super funds provide default insurance cover. This could be for monthly salary loss or for a lump sum amount if you have stopped work and are unable to return to work due to injury OR illness.

📌 If you have a superannuation account with more than one fund, you may have more than one insurance policy for TPD or Income Protection.

📌 You can claim against multiple super funds and their insurers at the same time.

📌 You can claim a TPD benefit in addition to any payments you receive from a workers compensation insurer or CTP insurer.

📌 If you qualify for a lump sum TPD benefit you can also withdraw your super account balance.

If you would like to book an appointment to talk to one of our lawyers, call Bale Boshev Lawyers on 02 4969 1522 or email us at [email protected]

16/12/2022

Congratulations to our two law clerks, David Kolarovski & Ares Gee on graduating with a Bachelor of Laws this week! We look forward to their admission and futures as young lawyers ‍👨‍🎓

29/11/2022

Why choosing a specialist lawyer is important in medical negligence, read why here:

All claims against medical practitioners or hospitals are, by nature, quite complex to run and finalise. They require not only legal knowledge, but medical knowledge and input from specialist medical practitioners.   In order to bring a claim, you need to establish that the medical practitioner or...

21/11/2022

NSW has become the first state in the country to criminalise coercive control.

Repeated abusive behaviour with the intent to coerce or control will carry a sentence of up to seven years in jail.

If you or someone you know needs help, 24/7 support is available:
⚪NSW Domestic Violence Line: 1800 656 463
⚪NSW Sexual Violence Helpline: 1800 424 017
⚪1800Respect: 1800 737 732

More info 🔗 bit.ly/CoerciveControlNSW

11/11/2022

Get the facts on what you need to know about contesting a will in our recent article:

Can I dispute the estate of a loved one? A will dispute can occur when the will left behind by a loved one does not adequately provide for you or other dependants, which could lead to the creation of a family provision claim. Wills and estates are usually disputed for four general reasons: How do [....

03/11/2022

Thinking of making a Will? Head over to our website and check out our latest article:

A will is an important legal document that is used to disburse your assets in a manner that you approve of in the event of your death. It contains who you appoint as an executor, who is to benefit from your will whilst also providing peace of mind of any instructions you might have for […]

28/07/2022

"I want to formalise the care arrangements for our child. How do I do that?"

"What's the difference between a parenting plan and a court order?"

Here are 5 things to know about family law parenting plans and parenting court orders:

PARENTING PLANS🤷‍♀️
👨‍👩‍👦A parenting plan is a written, voluntary agreement between parents.

👨‍👩‍👦Parenting plans are flexible and can be amended if agreed between the parents.

👨‍👩‍👦Parenting plans are not legally binding on the parties. This means that if one parent does not abide by the parenting plan it is not immediately enforceable upon them by the FCFCOA.

👨‍👩‍👦The FCFCOA will consider the parenting plan and its terms if a parent later initiates proceedings in the Court.

👨‍👩‍👦 A parenting plan is great for separated parents who are able to communicate with each other effectively and are wanting further structure to their parenting arrangement.

COURT ORDERS🤷‍♀️
👨‍👩‍👦If you have reached an agreement about your parenting arrangement it can be filed as an Application for Consent orders with the FCFCOA. A Registrar of the FCFCOA will review the Application and if they find the Orders to be in the best interests of the child the Application becomes Court Orders.

👨‍👩‍👦Court Orders are legally binding on the parents.

👨‍👩‍👦If a parent does not act in accordance with Orders without reasonable excuse they can be penalised as contravening the orders.

👨‍👩‍👦The penalties for contravening a Court Order can vary from make up time to jail time.

👨‍👩‍👦If you are concerned that one of the parents may not follow a parenting plan, than a Court order is preferable.

If you would like to book an appointment to chat to our Family Lawyer about your parenting matter, call Bale Boshev Lawyers today on 02 4969 1522 or email us at [email protected].