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Significant Cases

Employer Charged with Indecent Assault

Council Against Land Owner

Council Development Refusal Overturned

Objectors Against Development

Man Charged with Murder and Maliciously Wounding

Dazed Stranger Found in House with Drugs

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Expert Videos

Consensual Sex Between Minors – A Criminal Offence?

How Does Bail Work?

What is a Section 10? (Part 1)

What is a Section 10? (Part 2)

What is a Section 10? (Part 3)

What is a Section 10? (Part 4)

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Publications

2020 – Template

Landlords can’t claw back fit-out contributions from defaulting tenants

Which law applies?

What is an employer’s obligation to support employees who suffer a mental illness?

When does trust property vest in a bankrupt’s trustee?

Stop Bullying Order

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Current Affairs

The Cannabis Cautioning Scheme

Illegal Mobile Phone Use On NSW Roads

Proposed on the spot fines for low-range drink driving offences

Digital Driver’s Licences – convenience or concern?

Supreme Court jurisdiction questioned for hearing bail applications

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Tools

Tips for going to Court

Guide to writing an effective reference

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Criminal Law

Criminal Law

The Cannabis Cautioning Scheme

Illegal Mobile Phone Use On NSW Roads

On the spot fines for possession of prohibited drugs

Criminal Law Matters: Issue 8 – To Those in the Heavy Vehicle Transport Industry

Supreme Court jurisdiction questioned for hearing bail applications

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Criminal Law Matters

Criminal Law Matters: Issue 8 – To Those in the Heavy Vehicle Transport Industry

Criminal Law Matters: Issue 7

Criminal Law Matters: Issue 6

Criminal Law Matters: Issue 5

Criminal Law Matters: Issue 4

Criminal Law Matters: Issue 3

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Family Law

Time Limits For Property Settlement

Lottery Winnings After Separation – Who Gets the Money in Family Court Proceedings

Is Superannuation Property?

Lottery Winnings and Who Gets the Money in Family Court Proceedings – Windfall During Relationship

Family Court backlog letting families down

Family Law changes aim for quicker decisions and victim safety

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Traffic Law

Proposed on the spot fines for low-range drink driving offences

Digital Driver’s Licences – convenience or concern?

Speeding offences – when you can appeal and what you need to do for your appeal?

Court clarifies DUI charges

Using the home safe rule to defend a drink driving charge

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Wills & Estates

Benjamin Order to Distribute an Intestate Estate

Is an Attorney Entitled to the Principal’s Will?

Finders, Keepers, Losers, Weepers

Challenging a Will: What information does an applicant need to show when making an application for a greater share in the deceased’s estate?

Challenging a deceased person’s will: family provision claims

Claiming against an Estate: Who can claim and what does an applicant need to show?

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Commercial Leasing

Landlord Just Blowing Hot Air

Franchising Code of Conduct – Part 2

Key Changes to the Retail Leases Act 1994

Franchising Code of Conduct – Part 1

Cautionary tale to landlords: Don’t take your tenant’s stuff and start using it as your own

Recent changes to the Retail Leases Act and their impact on entering into lease of a retail shop

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Conveyancing

Priority Notices: Pros and Cons

Franchising Code of Conduct – Part 1

Owners Corporation barking mad for banning dogs from common property

Sale by Public Auction

New Laws affecting off the plan residential contracts

Buyer (and their Lawyers) Beware: The new tax collectors

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Employment Law

Beards in Employment – the Sikh, the Rabbi and the Hipster – What Amounts to Discrimination?

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Local Gov Planning

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Latest Posts

2020 – Template

By Gary Costa | 17/01/2020 | Publications

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Landlords can’t claw back fit-out contributions from defaulting tenants

By Elisha Edwin | 07/01/2020 | Publications

A recent decision in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has cemented the position in Victoria and Queensland that landlords can’t claw back fit out contributions from tenants that ...

Which law applies?

By Elisha Edwin | 07/01/2020 | Publications

When there is a dispute between which country’s inheritance law should apply, one must distinguish between movable and immovable property. Movables include chattels not attached to land and choses in ...

What is an employer’s obligation to support employees who suffer a mental illness?

By Elisha Edwin | 07/01/2020 | Publications

In the Federal Court decision of Tropoulos v Journey Lawyers Pty Ltd [2019][1], the Court considered the obligations of an employer to an employee who suffered a mental illness. Mr ...

When does trust property vest in a bankrupt’s trustee?

By Elisha Edwin | 07/01/2020 | Publications

Discretionary family trusts are common asset protection structures. Generally, when a debtor becomes bankrupt, the property of a bankrupt vests forthwith in the bankrupt’s trustee: section 58(1) of the Bankruptcy ...

Stop Bullying Order

By Elisha Edwin | 19/12/2019 | Publications

Bullied at work? If you believe you have been bullied at work, one option available to you is to apply to the Fair Work Commission for a “stop bullying” order. ...