When dealing with parenting disputes and issues it is not considered appropriate behaviour by the court for parents to engage in tit for tat approach.
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Employment Agreements
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Employment agreements are to protect both employers and your employees and cannot contain terms less favourable than the minimum standards.
Increased Penalties for Traffic Offences
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As the financial year rolls around it’s common to see increases in costs. The Qld government has increased penalties for a range of traffic offences.
Congratulations Narada!
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Narada was admitted into the Supreme Court of Queensland in Brisbane on Monday 11 July 2022.
Purple E-Scooters
There are about 300 Beam e-scooters in the Mackay area launching a new era of transportation for the region.
Factors in determining when a de facto relationship has broken down
While the Family Law Act provides provision for the court to make Orders regarding the alteration of property interests following the breakdown of a de facto relationship, it does not provide an exhaustive definition of “breakdown”.
Sugar Cane Pricing Seminar
Tom McNeil of Green Pool Commodities and Rob Imray of Farmarco Australia presented at our annual Sugar Cane Pricing Seminars in Proserpine and Mackay.
Moot 2022 Competition
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The Mackay District Law Association held its annual moot competition this year and our own solicitors newly admitted solicitor, Damon Boswell and law graduate, Narada Sirichaivachakul participated.
‘Pre-nups’ – Are they worth it?
As more clients finalise their property proceedings with their former partners, they ask the question “How can I avoid this next time?”
Congratulations Damon!
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Damon was admitted into the Supreme Court of Queensland in Rockhampton on Friday 29 April 2022.
