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LawBridge is the coming together of an experienced team of lawyers.

Our combination of technical excellence, first class service and a commercial approach to legal matters defines our ethos. LawBridge is a team of lawyers who distinguish themselves via their unique combination of technical excellence, first class service and a commercial approach to legal matters. Our team is comprised of specialists in corporate and commercial law who also have the unique distinction of having been company directors, charity executives and active community leaders. The expertise we bring has fast earned us a reputation as an astute choice for clients looking for legal partners and advisers to help traverse today’s complex challenges and opportunities.

16/10/2026

Balancing religious obligations with statutory law is critical in New South Wales. Zakat and testamentary debts must be addressed before assets can be distributed under an Islamic will.

The key takeaway is that executors must prioritise both Sharia requirements and NSW succession law. Proper documentation of debts and obligations ensures fairness, compliance, and prevents disputes among heirs.

Failure to address these obligations can delay estate administration, expose families to conflict, and undermine the validity of the will. Clear planning is essential to safeguard both religious integrity and legal compliance.

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14/10/2026

“This law firm cares and will represent you confidently. 100% use LawBridge.”

Thank you, Neif Moussa, for trusting us and sharing your genuine experience. We’re proud to deliver results with care, prompt communication, and confidence.

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12/10/2026

DID YOU KNOW: Directors and officers of not‑for‑profits can be held personally liable for negligence in management decisions under Australian law? Liability extends beyond financial loss and can include reputational damage and regulatory consequences.

This issue directly impacts NFP boards, executives, and managers. Poor governance or failure to meet duties can expose organisations to claims, investigations, and community distrust, making compliance and accountability essential for long‑term sustainability.

How can NFP leaders reduce liability risks and strengthen governance frameworks to protect themselves and their organisations?

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09/10/2026

Sometimes charities and not‑for‑profits assume consumer law doesn’t apply to them because they operate for community benefit rather than profit. In reality, consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law extend to NFPs, creating legal obligations that can’t be ignored.

This issue affects both organisations and their stakeholders. Boards and managers must ensure compliance to avoid liability, while members, donors, and service users rely on these protections to safeguard fairness and accountability.

So what does the law actually require of charities and NFPs when it comes to consumer guarantees? How can organisations protect themselves while continuing to serve their communities?

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07/10/2026

Fair recruitment isn’t optional. NFPs must ensure compliance with anti‑discrimination law or risk complaints, investigations, and reputational harm.

LawBridge’s NFP lawyers can help you draft inclusive policies, train staff, and defend against complaints. Get in touch today to safeguard your recruitment process.

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05/10/2026

Unfair contract terms are no longer just a corporate issue—charities and not‑for‑profits in New South Wales are increasingly exposed to the same risks when entering agreements with suppliers, partners, or service providers.

But what protections do NFPs actually have under the law?

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02/10/2026

For charities and not‑for‑profits in New South Wales, securing appropriate insurance cover is both a governance obligation and a critical safeguard against liability risks. Boards and managers must ensure policies adequately protect the organisation, its people, and its assets.

Insurance requirements extend beyond basic coverage. Charities must consider risks such as negligence claims, property damage, volunteer liability, and regulatory investigations. Proper insurance not only ensures compliance but also strengthens organisational resilience and community confidence.

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30/09/2026

Recruitment practices in not‑for‑profits are under scrutiny, with anti‑discrimination laws shaping how organisations must approach hiring and candidate selection.

The key takeaway is clear: charities and NFPs must ensure recruitment processes comply with anti‑discrimination legislation. Failure to do so can expose organisations to complaints, investigations, and reputational damage, undermining trust with staff, volunteers, and the wider community.

Complaints can escalate quickly, leading to costly disputes and legal consequences. Understanding the obligations and risks is critical for boards, managers, and HR teams responsible for recruitment.

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28/09/2026

DID YOU KNOW: Not‑for‑profits (NFPs) entering joint ventures can be held liable for debts and financial distress, even when their involvement is limited. Liability risks extend beyond contractual obligations and may expose boards and members to serious financial consequences.

Joint venture liability impacts NFP boards, managers, and stakeholders who must safeguard organisational stability. Financial distress can undermine community trust, disrupt services, and damage reputations, making it critical for charities and NFPs to understand their exposure.

How can NFPs protect themselves against liability in joint ventures and reduce the risks of financial distress?

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25/09/2026

Sometimes disputes within charities or not‑for‑profits in New South Wales cannot be resolved through mediation. When this happens, the conflict escalates into a legal issue that threatens governance, resources, and community trust.

This problem affects both boards and members. Boards must safeguard compliance and reputation, while members want fairness and accountability. When mediation fails, both sides face the risk of costly litigation and reputational damage.

So what happens next? What legal steps are available to charities and NFPs when mediation does not resolve the dispute? How does the law guide organisations through arbitration or court proceedings?

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