The OMB Law Board

Welcome to The OMB Law Board, the podcast where legal insights meet practical advice. Hosted by Simon Bennett, Managing Partner at OMB Solicitors, this show delves into what you can expect when engaging with OMB Solicitors. Specialising in property law and commercial law, OMB also boasts dedicated teams for estate planning, contested estates, body corporate matters, litigation, and family law. Each episode features in-depth discussions led by experienced team leaders, some with over 20 years of expertise. You'll gain valuable knowledge on initial consultations, cost assessments, timelines, and the importance of clear communication and confidentiality in legal matters. Join us to break down barriers and navigate your legal journey with confidence. Tune in for expert advice, client stories, and tips on how to prepare for your legal needs. The OMB Law Board is your trusted source for all things legal.

The OMB Law Board is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #68

  The OMB Law Board: S7 Ep 2 | The Real Cost of Taking Your Ex to Court

  Sep 14, 202611 min

  Everyone's heard it. "I'm taking my ex to court." But what does that actually mean, and is it always the right move? In this episode, Simon sits down with family law partner Aleena Mills to unpack when court is, and isn't, necessary during a separation. They cover the real reasons people end up in the court system, why Australia's no-fault divorce laws change the picture completely, what the process actually looks like from start to finish, and the one thing most people underestimate: the cost. Whether you're navigating a separation now or just want to understand your options before it matters, this episode will give you the clarity to make smarter decisions.

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  Episode #66

  The OMB Law Board: S6 Ep 11 | So You Got a Prenup... Is It Actually Binding?

  Aug 17, 202612 min

  You did everything right — got a binding financial agreement drawn up, thought you were protected. Then your relationship ends, and your ex successfully gets it overturned. So what went wrong? In this episode of The OMB Law Board, host Simon Bennett is joined by Family Law Partner Aleena Mills to unpack how binding financial agreements (Australia's version of a prenup) actually work, when they can be used, and most importantly, the common mistakes that can get them set aside. Aleena shares her top three factors for making an agreement genuinely binding, the legal grounds that can unravel one, and why rushing the process is the biggest risk she sees. Whether you're entering a relationship, already married, or separating, this episode gives you the clarity to protect what matters.

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  Episode #65

  The OMB Law Board: S6 Ep 10 | The Property Contract Most People Don't Understand

  Aug 10, 20268 min

  A developer offers you way over market value for your property but instead of a straightforward sale, they want a "put and call option." Sounds great, but what does it actually mean, and what are you agreeing to? In this episode of The OMB Law Board, host Simon Bennett is joined by Bailey Bennett from our Property Law team to break down put and call options: what they are, how developers and builders use them, and the risks landowners need to understand before signing. Bailey shares a real example of how the right legal drafting made the difference between one client accessing their deposit and another missing out entirely. Whether you're a landowner being approached by a developer, or a developer structuring a deal, this episode gives you the clarity to protect your interests.

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  Episode #64

  The OMB Law Board: S6 Ep 9 | The Business Break-Up Nobody Plans For

  Aug 3, 20267 min

  Going into business with someone often starts like a honeymoon — full of trust, shared vision and good intentions. But what happens when that relationship breaks down? In this episode of The OMB Law Board, host Simon Bennett is joined by Erlinda Nunn from our Property & Commercial team to unpack the reality of shareholder and partnership "bust-ups" — why they happen, how they escalate, and what business owners can do before things fall apart. Erlinda breaks down the top five reasons partnerships collapse, the critical role of shareholder and partnership agreements, and why the best time to plan for a dispute is before you're in one. Whether you're starting a business with a partner, sitting on a board, or already navigating tension with a co-owner, this episode gives you the practical grounding to protect yourself and your business.

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  Episode #63

  The OMB Law Board: S6 Ep 8 | The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Body Corporate Committees

  Jul 27, 202612 min

  Ever wondered what actually happens behind closed doors at a body corporate committee meeting? In this episode of The OMB Law Board, host Simon Bennett sits down with Body Corporate Partner Juliette Nairn to unpack the real role, risks and responsibilities of sitting on a committee. From how committees are formed to the governance pitfalls that turn neighbourly disagreements into legal headaches, Juliette breaks down the good, the bad and the ugly of body corporate decision-making. Whether you're a first-time committee member, a chairperson, an investor, or simply a lot owner wanting more transparency, this episode gives you practical grounding you can use immediately — plus a free Chairperson's Checklist to help your committee run smoothly and stay compliant.

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