Lodging a Licence Appeal
Transcript Allysha: Hi my name’s Allysha Merrett. I’m a criminal lawyer here at Turnbull Hill Lawyers and today I’m going to talk to you about lodging a licence appeal....
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Common questions asked about property settlements after separation
FAQs What is the difference between a property settlement and a divorce? A divorce and a property settlement are two different legal processes. A property settlement is the formal...
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Moving with children after separation – video
Video Transcript Matthew Carney: Good morning. My name’s Matthew Carney, Senior Lawyer and Accredited Family Law Specialist with Turnbull Hill Lawyers. Today, we’ll be talking about relocation with children...
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What are Caveats?
Video Transcript Justine Aubin: Good morning everyone. My name is Justine Aubin and I’m one of the lawyers in the Contested Estates department here at Turnbull Hill Lawyers....
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Casual Conversion Clause
From 1 October 2018 be aware of the casual conversion clause in modern awards which may affect your rights and obligations if you have casual employees On and from...
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KOFM – Radio Adverts
Our team recently visited the recording studio to create a number of radio advertisements to air on KOFM (Newcastle). Here are all our current recordings. Keep an ear out...
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Out of Time Claims
Video Transcript Justine Aubin: Good morning everyone, my name is Justine Aubin and I’m one of the lawyers in the Contested Estates department here at Turnbull Hill Lawyers....
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Family Reports in Parenting Proceedings
When a parenting dispute is before a Court, the presiding judge will often order that a Family Report be produced. A Family Report is a document written by a...
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When a couple separates, who gets to remain living in the family home?
Orders for ‘sole occupancy’ or ‘exclusive occupancy’ of the family home It is a common case that after the breakdown of a relationship, one party will voluntarily move out...
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Why make a Will if it can be contested?
Why make a Will if it can be contested? Because there is a 96% chance it won’t be contested – or a 4% chance it will. In 2017,...
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