Introduction Creating an Islamic will is a fundamental religious obligation for Muslims that ensures wealth is distributed according to Sharia principles. This system of Islamic inheritance uses fixed shares to
Introduction Australian charities often engage in advocacy and campaigning to advance their charitable missions. These campaigning activities are a legitimate way to contribute to public debate, particularly during a federal
Introduction Maintaining eligibility for charity tax concessions is a critical requirement for Australian not-for-profit organisations. This status depends on compliance with two key regulators, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and
Introduction For Australian charities, maintaining effective record-keeping is a fundamental aspect of good governance practices and a core legal obligation. Failures in this area can signal wider governance problems and
Introduction The framework for conducting company meetings has fundamentally shifted, with amendments to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) making temporary pandemic relief measures for virtual meetings and electronic execution of
Introduction For any charity operating within a complex corporate structure, maintaining diligent governance practices is essential, particularly as the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) has made this a key
Introduction With the growing prevalence of blended families in NSW, a will contest initiated by a stepchild is an increasingly common challenge for the beneficiaries of a deceased estate. For
Introduction Maintaining public trust and safeguarding a charity’s reputation depends on transparent governance and ethical decision-making. This process requires the organisation to effectively manage conflicts of interest and every related
Introduction For not-for-profit (NFP) organisations, National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) service agreements and contracts are high-stakes documents that define rights, obligations, and compliance expectations. When disputes or breaches arise, the
Introduction Winding up your charity or not-for-profit organisation is a significant step that brings complex legal and dispute risks, especially around asset distribution when ending a charity. Whether the decision
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Introduction For Australian Muslims, preparing an Islamic Will in NSW requires careful wills and estate planning to ensure it is legally valid under Australian law while honouring religious principles. A key part
Introduction For many Muslims in New South Wales, creating an Islamic will that follows Faraid principles is a vital part of their estate plan. This system of inheritance distribution ensures
Introduction For Muslims in Australia, creating an Islamic will is a vital religious duty, raising the important question of whether are Islamic wills legally valid in Australia. A key part of
Introduction The Islamic waqf is a perpetual charitable endowment that has been a pillar of Muslim society for centuries, providing sustained support for social, educational, and economic welfare. In this
Introduction Under Islamic law, the Mahr is a mandatory gift from a groom to his wife, forming an essential part of the marriage contract. This provision is distinct from a
Introduction For Muslims in Australia, preparing an estate plan that honours religious duties is a fundamental consideration. Legally valid Islamic wills in Australia, known as a Wasiyya, must follow Sharia-compliant