Solicitors

Driving in Queensland on an Interstate Licence

turned_in_notCriminal Law, Driving interstate, Queensland Driver Licence, Traffic Offences

Interstate driver licences holders are allowed to drive in Queensland, provided they comply with the conditions of a Queensland driver licence. The same also generally applies for Queensland driver licences holders who drive interstate. However, there are certain circumstances when an interstate driver licence holder’s authority to drive in Queensland will be withdrawn.

Dudley Denny Library

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During construction of the recently opened Dudley Denny Library, there was some concern or trepidation by members of the public, although it has only been opened for several months the number of patrons using the library has at least doubled. Not only will you experience the traditional library such as the availability to borrow books, you will also experience a myriad of other activities and facilities that one could not possibly expect to be found in a traditional library.

Financial Stress

turned_in_notBankruptcy, Debt Collection, Financial Stress, Insolvency

It is probably no surprise to the readers of this article that there are many people in our community that are currently experiencing financial stress in one way or another. If there is one common mistake that people make when they find themselves in a default situation, with either their bank or a some other creditor, is that they simply ignore the problem and/or make promises to the bank/creditor that they simply cannot meet.

One Punch Can Kill Laws

turned_in_notAssault, Criminal Law, One Punch

Earlier this month, the first person to be charged under Queensland’s “one punch can kill laws” pleaded guilty to the unlawful striking a 55 year old man who died from extensive injuries to the head caused by a single punch.

Congratulations Adam Moschella

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Congratulations to Adam on having been admitted to practice as a Solicitor in the Supreme Court. Adam’s experience to date is primarily in the areas of Criminal and Family Law where he hopes to practice.

SMSF Beneficiary Nominations

turned_in_notEstate Planning, Self Managed Super Funds, Superannuation, Wills

It is not well-known or understood that on a Member’s death their superannuation benefits do not automatically form part of their estate. Nor can they be given away by a person’s Will. Most Superannuation Fund Trust Deeds require the Trustee to take into account the Member’s beneficiary nomination. Any person setting up a SMSF should ensure that they put in place a valid death benefit nomination.

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