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Don’t Rely on a Digital Will: Why It Could Be a Serious Mistake

In today’s digital world, more Australians are turning to online platforms, templates or even emails to outline their final wishes. While that may seem convenient, it can lead to costly legal issues for your loved ones and in many cases it is either invalid or will cost your…

Conditsis Lawyers acquires Brazel Moore Lawyers in strategic expansion

Conditsis Lawyers is pleased to announce its acquisition of Brazel Moore Lawyers, one of the Central Coast’s largest and long-standing law firms. The acquisition is a significant step in the ongoing growth of Conditsis Lawyers. The addition of Brazel Moore’s highly regarded team will enhance Conditsis Lawyers’ multi-award-winning…
Top Mistakes to Avoid During a Divorce in NSW - Conditsis Lawyers

Top Mistakes to Avoid During a Divorce in NSW

Key Takeaways Failing to seek early legal advice for a divorce may impact property division, custody, and financial entitlements later in your family law matter. Emotional decisions and poor preparation can lead to costly outcomes during divorce. Attention to detail can be the difference between your divorce being…
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What is a Fair & Equitable Property Settlement in NSW? Key Considerations

Key Takeaways A fair and equitable property settlement doesn’t always mean a 50/50 split—outcomes depend on each party’s contributions (both financial and non-financial) and their future needs. The Family Law Act 1975 outlines a four-step process to determine a just and equitable division of assets. All assets, liabilities,…

Avoiding Conviction: A Successful Defence in a Serious Driving Matter

Mr Samuel Oakley recently represented a client at Newcastle Local Court who was involved in a serious motor vehicle collision. Our client faced charges of Dangerous Driving Occasioning Grievous Bodily Harm and Negligent Driving Occasioning Grievous Bodily Harm. The more serious offence carried a maximum penalty of seven…
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Applying for Bail in NSW: What to Expect

When a person is charged with a criminal offence in New South Wales (NSW), they may be taken into custody. In many cases, the accused has the right to apply for bail, allowing them to remain in the community while awaiting trial or court hearings. The process of…
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Illegal Weapons Possession in NSW: What Constitutes an Offence?

In New South Wales, the possession, use, and sale of weapons are strictly regulated under the Weapons Prohibition Act 1998. This legislation outlines what constitutes a prohibited weapon and the legal requirements for possession, use and distribution. Violating these laws can result in severe criminal penalties, including imprisonment. It…

Contravening an AVO in NSW: Laws, Penalties, and Defences Explained

When an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) is issued in New South Wales, it operates as a legal safeguard designed to protect individuals from various types of harm and/or harassment. Contravening or breaching an AVO is a serious offence with significant legal consequences. Understanding what constitutes a breach and…