How to Handle Debt Recovery as a Small Business

Posted on: 1 November 2017

When a client doesn't pay up on time, it's bad news for your small business. However, knowing how to go about debt recovery can be tricky, particularly if you've never dealt with the issue before. Whether a debtor doesn't have enough money to pay you, doesn't think they should have to pay, or has simply forgotten about your invoice, you need to know how to get what you're owed. Follow the steps below for stress-free debt recovery.
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Four Signs You Need a Prenup

Posted on: 25 September 2017

A prenuptial agreement is a legal document that you sign prior to getting married. It outlines what can happen to each of your assets in the event of a divorce. Wondering if you need a prenup? If you fall into any of the following categories, you should certainly consider it. 1. You Are Coming Into the Marriage With Lots of Assets The classic case where most people decide to get prenuptial agreement is when one person has significantly more assets than the other person.
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Two Tips for a Fast and Efficient Divorce Process

Posted on: 25 August 2017

Getting divorced can be an emotionally exhausting experience. If you would prefer not to drag out this legal process for any longer than is necessary, here are a few tips which should be of use to you. Get your paperwork in order If you and your spouse have been together for several years and have, during this period of time, accumulated a number of shared assets, you will need to divide up these assets at some point during the divorce proceedings.
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How to Reduce Workplace Bullying and Stay on the Right Side of the Law

Posted on: 2 July 2017

Bullying can be detrimental to the health and happiness of your workers, but under new Safe Work Australia guidelines, it can also be illegal. As an employer, you're likely wondering what you can do to deter bullying and keep your commercial enterprise on the right side of the law. Understand Bullying Bullying can be comprised of a myriad of activities. It may include abusive language, humiliation, unjustified complaints or even practical jokes.
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