How the court views a parent’s struggle with drug or alcohol abuse
A parent’s struggle with drug or alcohol abuse can have a hugely detrimental impact on their relationship with their children. Courts in the family law jurisdiction look at what is...
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Contesting a Will: Common Questions and Answers
Is there a time limit to challenge a will? Who can contest a will? These common questions and others surrounding family provision claim are answered in this blog article by...
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Married overseas and no marriage certificate, can you divorce in Australia?
How to divorce in Australia if married overseas. The Federal Circuit Court can grant divorce, but conditions apply. Learn more.
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Cameras to detect mobile phone usage while driving from 1 July 2018
New law means drivers face charges for mobile phone use detected by speed cameras. Understand the Road Transport Legislation Amendment Act 2018.
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Criminal law changes result in abolished committal hearings
Criminal law changes have removed contested committal hearings from the NSW justice system. Find out what this means for local cases.
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Should I put an employee on Gardening Leave following resignation?
What is gardening leave? Find out what it means for employers and employees, how it works, and if your employment contract permits it. Read the full guide.
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How to handle social media defamation
Has defamatory material been published about you on social media? There are important things you should do immediately to properly protect your interests.
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How a judge assesses contributory negligence in a motor vehicle accident
Understand how a judge assesses the elements of contributory negligence in a motor vehicle accident. Who was at fault? Learn the legal considerations.
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Dismissing Employees on Medical Grounds: What to consider
Dismissing on medical grounds? Learn how to avoid costly unfair dismissal claims. Medical reports and Fair Work Commission rules.
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Misleading and deceptive conduct in recruitment
When recruiting in Australia, employers must be careful of making misleading and deceptive statements when talking to applicants pre-employment. Examples of misleading and deceptive conduct are contained in section 31...
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