Where a judgment is awarded in your favour from either the Queensland Courts or Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal, for a debt owing to you, you may be faced with enforcing this judgment against the debtor to recover payment of the outstanding debt.
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Everything You Wanted To Know About Unfair Dismissal – Important Information for Employers and Employees
As a result of the mining downturn in Mackay and the Bowen Basin, job security has become a myth. Many employees have either been laid off or been offered or forced to take redundancy packages. In last month’s newsletter, Aimee…
Profile: Bob Porter
Recently, I was talking with a client having a general discussion about various things. The client asked me how Bob Porter was going.
Beware the Big Bad Property Spruikers
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There have been reports in the Courier Mail and online media in the last weeks which indicate that Property Spruikers are back in Queensland and are ready to ripoff hard working Queenslanders.
Redundancy: The Facts
turned_in_notAimee Gladman, Redundancy
The National Employment Standards (NES) cover everyone in the national workplace relations system, which in Queensland includes those employed by a company, sole-trader, partnership, or other unincorporated and non-trading corporations.
Changes to Liquor and Gaming Legislation
From 1 July 2013 there will be various changes to the legislation governing Keno, Lotteries, Wagering and Casino Control affecting all licensees in Queensland.
Speed Alert: 1km Over – You can be Fined
On 18 June 2013, the Queensland Police Commissioner Ian Stewart announced that the Queensland Police will be cracking down on speed tolerances to motorists exceeding the speed limit.
Neighbours Behaving Badly
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Disputes between neighbours over issues such as dividing fences, pets, overhanging tree branches and noise can sometimes degenerate into vindictive campaigns of aggression, bullying and harassment.
Limitation Periods for Property Settlements
turned_in_notKayven McGrath, Limitation Periods for Property Settlements
It can be a stressful time for all involved when a relationship breaks down and knowing what initial steps to take can be overwhelming. The Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) is the relevant legislation that applies to property settlements of marriages and de facto relationships
