- Businesses can be operated jointly through a variety of structures, and each comes with different advantages and disadvantages.
- Sometimes business owners don’t always agree. We are here to help you design measures to manage the operation of the business through good times and not-so-good.
- We can guide you through the most appropriate structures to manage your risks and simplify the operation.
WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH
Stuart Wilson
Director
Peter Lumb
Associate Director
Andrew Lumb
Special Counsel
John Rados
Senior Associate
Nathan Xu
Senior Associate
Stephanie Chafer
Lawyer
Jean Xu
Conveyancer
Lily Cheng
Conveyancer
Hilda Felices
Paralegal
Topics We’ve Written About
The Benefits of Establishing a Discretionary Trust
A discretionary trust can be a versatile and powerful tool as it offers individuals and businesses a range of benefits. As a legal structure, it allows for the strategic management and distribution of assets and provides level of flexibility that can prove...
What business structure is right for you?
In Australia, entrepreneurs have a range of options available to them when looking to start and structure their business ventures. Each different has its own advantages and disadvantages or considerations but allows for flexibility when it comes to a business’ goals....
What is a Shareholders Agreement or Partnership Agreement?
If you are starting a new business venture in partnership with someone else, it is highly advisable to put in place a Shareholders/Partnership Agreement. We regularly receive enquiries from people who have not done so, and when a dispute breaks out it can be a messy...
What is a Buy/Sell Agreement?
A Buy/Sell Agreement is a valuable piece of your business succession plan. For those who run a business with co-owners, you should always consider a Buy/Sell Agreement as it puts measures in place to enable continuing owners to acquire the share of an exiting owner....
Director Identification Numbers – a reminder for all directors
As previously discussed in our article Director Identification Numbers – What Do You Need To Know?, all company directors must obtain a Director Identification Number (DIN). A DIN is a unique identifier allocated to all directors of companies and other Australian...
Business Expansion As A Sole Trader: Legal Factors To Consider
Starting your own business is one of the most satisfying things that you can do, and seeing it flourish and grow is an incredibly fulfilling experience. Some people kick off their business as a sole trader because they don’t know how successful it will be. But if you...