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Case Note: Shinohara & Shinohara [2025] FedCFamC1A 126
August 6, 2025 ・ 25 min read
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Case Note: Mertz & Mertz
This appeal arose from the first-instance decision of Mertz & Mertz (No 4) [2025] FedCFamC1F 400. The appellant appealed the final orders, but ultimately discontinued the proceedings two days before the hearing of the appeal was listed. After the discontinuance, the only remaining issue for determination was the issue of costs. However, the matter became notable because of concerns about the accuracy and integrity of the documents filed on the appellant’s behalf, specifically, the Summary of Argument and the List of Authorities.
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The New Year Checklist for Law Firms
Whether you're starting work this new year at home or in the office, there are a number of tasks we recommend checking off your to do list to set yourself up for a productive and rewarding year in practice.
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LEAP Forms blog has moved to the LEAP Help Centre
The LEAP forms blog is now conveniently located in the LEAP Help Centre. Clients can stay up to date with LEAP Matters, forms and automated templates all through the searchable LEAP Help Centre. Clients can read about the latest changes to matter types and legal forms, but also find step-by-step guides, new feature announcements, user forums and a comprehensive library of resources, all in one place.
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Complete More Probate Matters with the Will Register
LEAP users can now take advantage of LEAP's integration with InfoTrack's Will Register. Complimentary for all LEAP users, the Will Register makes it easier to navigate wills and probate matters. Accessible directly from the LEAP Marketplace, the Will Register allows you to sync selected LEAP matters to the registry. Information synced to the registry includes your client's details such as their name and date of birth as well as any wills you hold for them. The register, however, does not hold copies of wills or any testamentary documents to ensure the privacy of your client.
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