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Four Ellis Family Law, PLLC Attorneys Recognized by Thomson Reuters’ Super Lawyers Share Article Lawyers from Durham-based Ellis Family Law, PLLC recently received multiple honors in the 2021 edition of North Carolina Super Lawyer Magazine, an annual publication by Thomson Reuters. (l to r) Amanda Knight, Autumn Osbourne, Rebecca Poole, Gray Ellis Every employee of our firm recognizes that it’s a privilege to represent clients in their most important legal matters. DURHAM, N.C. (PRWEB) April 22, 2021 Four attorneys from Elli...

In other states, such as NSW, 'All developments on land that is designated as bush fire prone has a legal obligation to consider bush fire and meet the requirements of Planning for Bush Fire Protection', according to development regulations enacted earlier this year. While Mr Ellis points out the Queensland city of Ipswich, 50km southwest of Brisbane, is one region that has regulations governing land use in the wake historical floods there in 1974 and 2011. The Brisbane and Bremer Rivers meet at Ipswich, which makes it susceptible to flooding. As such land use regulations have been drawn u...

  The end of COVID support packages JobKeeper and JobSeeker is unlikely to have a significant impact upon the real estate market, despite initial fears. Sound familiar? The pandemic was forecast to have a seismic impact upon our property market with prices predicted in some quarters to sink by 30 per cent. In contrast, dwelling prices have grown nationally by four per cent over the last year on the back of a 9.4 per cent rise in regional areas, and 2.7 per cent in the combined capitals, according to property data analysts CoreLogic. The real estate market is expected to keep humming de...

5th Mar 2021 6:10 AM   Our great migration to the regions is a no longer a flash in the pan but a lifestyle trend that is here to stay, say treechangers and property experts alike. Due to the pandemic, Aussies exited our cities for the bush in record numbers over the past year. As our economic recovery gathers steam and the COVID-19 vaccine rollout begins, the shift to the regions has begun to slow but the increased attraction of a slower life will continue well into the future says demographer and social analyst Mark McCrindle. He said there will be "tree cha...

BY ANDREW THOMAS For many years people in Windermere marked the coming of the New Year with a fancy dress pram race around the town’s streets. It was a fun and colourful event that always drew the crowds on New Year’s Day. That was certainly the case in 1993 when unusually dry and mild weather attracted many people to line the streets to watch the spectacular race. The 18th pram race was organised by Windermere Lions Club. Twenty-three teams turned out in colourful perambulators of all shapes and sizes for the event, which was firmly fixed in Windermere’s social calendar.