Does going to prison reduce the risk of reoffending when compared with a suspended sentence?
A study published by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) has found that Offenders given a suspended sentence are less likely to re-offend than those given a...
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Drug Offences: The difference between small, traffickable and indictable quantities
The Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 is an act which prohibits the manufacture, supply, possession and use of drugs.
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Want to buy another property but don’t have a 10 percent deposit?
If you would like to buy another property, but don't have the 10% deposit, there may be other options available to you to secure a deal.
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Do I have to allow an employee to record a disciplinary meeting?
Over the last eight years, the proliferation of smartphones has led to an increase in employees recording meetings with management...
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What is parental alienation?
Parental alienation occurs when one parent undermines the child's relationship with the other parent, resulting in the child's rejection of that other parent. Read this article to find out more...
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What is a void marriage?
Explore the legal meaning of a void marriage and the misunderstood remedy of nullity in Australian family law jurisdiction. Find out your options now.
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15 powerful reasons to choose Turnbull Hill Lawyers to take the stress out of your conveyancing
Trying to choose a conveyancing lawyer? Here's 15 powerful reasons why you should consider Turnbull Hill to be your conveyancing lawyers in NSW.
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3 main things to consider when choosing a conveyancing lawyer in NSW
When you are buying or selling real-estate choosing the right conveyancer is one of the most important decisions you will ever make in your lifetime.
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Dad and Partner Pay (DAPP)
What is ‘Dad and Partner Pay’ (‘DAPP’)? Learn about this payment for eligible working fathers or partners. FAQs and processes. Clear legal guide.
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What is a letter of demand and when do I send it?
A letter of demand is a letter you have sent to customers who haven't paid your tax invoice by its due date... read the article to find out more.
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