Christmas in the Boat
As we quickly approach the pointy end of the silly season, it is prudent to remind clients and readers of the importance to stay safe and sensible if they intend on taking the boat for a run or the kids…
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Coastal Conveyancing – Not Always Smooth Sailing
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The conveyance of coastal and waterfront properties in Queensland requires consideration of several additional issues which are not applicable to land-locked properties.
False Comments on Facebook results in order for damages
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A recent defamation case decision shows that false comments about others on social media can constitute defamation and result in serious legal consequences.
Access to personal devices by Police
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Mobile phones have become an essential tool that is replied upon on a daily basis for simple tasks and they are now becoming a common source of evidence for police.
No time limit to sue for victims of child sexual abuse
Childhood victims of sexual abuse can now commence a claim for damages for personal injury no matter how long ago the sexual abuse occurred and can include circumstances where the victim’s claim was previously determined to be outside the limitation period.
Claiming an executor’s commission
Being an Executor for an estate is not always an easy task. Because of this, the law provides that an Executor may seek a commission based on the work they have performed.
Interstate Travel While Co-Parenting
Many clients to ask about interstate travel, particularly when it comes to Co-Parenting arrangements.
What to do about Christmas
Every year the Federal Circuit and Family Court gives lawyers a cut off date by which any application that seeks to deal with Orders concerning Christmas needs to be filed.
Hassle Free Christmas Parties
With the silly season in full swing, it’s a great time of year to celebrate and reward the great work that employees do throughout the year, although what happens though if an employee misbehaves?
Driving with an Interstate Driver Licence or Motor Vehicle
Have you relocated to Queensland? Have you transferred your Drivers Licence? Did you know you could be charged with unlicensed driving if you haven’t? What about your motor vehicles? Significant fines may apply.
