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You've Decided to Separate, Now What?
March 4, 2024
Deciding to separate is usually a challenging and emotional decision. There is usually a lot of uncertainty, especially in the early stages. Every separation is different, with some being quite amicable and others being less friendly. Generally, the first step is to speak to your solicitor to begin navigating the separation process.  Understanding the legal […]
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When is the Right Time to Make a Will?
March 4, 2024
There is never necessarily a bad time to make a will, but many people leave this until later in life. Often, this is because people don't think anything bad will happen to them. Often, it's because they don't believe they have enough assets to bother making a will. In reality, creating a will is the […]
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The differences between theft, robbery, and burglary, and the associated penalties if convicted of an offence
June 28, 2023
Crimes against property, such as theft, robbery, and burglary, are serious offences that can have significant legal consequences. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they have distinct definitions and implications. This article explores the differences between theft, robbery, and burglary, including their sub-categories, the elements that must be proven in police prosecution, and how […]
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Debunking common myths about injury law claims
June 22, 2023
Experiencing a motor vehicle accident or a slip, trip, and fall incident can have severe physical, emotional, and psychological consequences, as well as a significant financial impact. In such situations, individuals who have suffered injuries or other losses often explore their legal options to recover costs related to medical treatment, loss of income, and property […]
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Changes to drink-driving laws could see sober drivers being convicted of an offence
May 23, 2023
South Australia recently changed its drink-driving laws, controversially allowing individuals to be convicted of drink-driving, even if they were sober at the time they were behind the wheel of a vehicle. For example, if there has been a traffic accident, the motorists involved are usually directed by police to submit for a breath test immediately. […]
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The pitfalls of lending money to a friend or relative
May 18, 2023
Lending money to a friend or relative can be a risky proposition, and there are several potential pitfalls to consider before making such a loan. Some of the common pitfalls include: 1. Strained Relationships: If the borrower is unable to repay the loan, it can cause tension and strain in the relationship with the lender. […]
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