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Family law mediation is a significant event in the course of a separation. While it could take place early, mediation is often after months of document gathering, advice, and possible Court hearings. So it’s no surprise that adequately preparing for mediation is essential. Below we set out 5 key discussions you should have with your […]
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If you’ve watched any legal shows on TV, one of the only accurate things that happens is when the jury gets told they need to be satisfied about something “beyond reasonable doubt”. But what does that actually mean? How much doubt is too much? Why is this the test? Important Note on the Beyond Reasonable
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Grant Furiosi is not only passionate about family law, but he takes the extra steps required to get results. Call Grant today for a free telephone chat 07 5522 5777. Brisbane & Southport.
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Bianca McDuff – Senior Associate LLB, BBA, GradDip LP Bianca is admitted as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland since 2015 and practises predominantly in the areas of Family Law and Domestic Violence. She holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice. Bianca is a dedicated and enthusiastic Solicitor,
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If you read the news you will inevitably have seen recently a bit of a spate of juries being “discharged”. That is, during or after a criminal trial concludes, the jury is sent home without having reached a verdict. In Australia the most well known of these situations recently was the Bruce Lehrmann trial, where
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The idea of “bail” is part and parcel of criminal law in Queensland. Understanding the circumstances in which bail can, will, or won’t likely be granted is going to be critical if you are ever taken into custody on suspicion of an offence that requires a later Court appearance. In this article, we’re going to
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Every day, people begin and end personal relationships. The vast majority of endings happen without the Court getting involved in any way, shape or form. Sometimes this is because the relationships were fairly new, casual, or potentially not committed to the extent of either marriage or a recognisable de facto relationship. But there are some
I’m Separating – Do I need to get the Court Involved? Read More »
We admit that most people don’t go out for a romantic dinner together only to work their way through a list of factors that might indicate they are in a de facto relationship. After all – who cares? Well, you probably should. Why? Because moving beyond “we’re dating” into “we’re in a de facto relationship”
How do you Know if You’re In a De Facto Relationship? Read More »
You’ve probably seen this happen sometimes: A person who is the subject of criminal charges gets an interview on TV for which they are paid – and widespread commentary suggests they shouldn’t be able to “profit from their crime”. Of course it’s not as simple of that. So what happens if you are accused of,
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Is it legal to own a gun in Australia? The short answer is yes… sort of, sometimes. The gun laws in Australia allow you to own a gun as long as you have the requisite documents. Below we’ll look at everything you need to abide by Australian gun laws, specifically focused on the laws in
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Wilful damage is one of the most commonly reported crime in Australia. So what is wilful damage, when might you be charged, what are the penalties and possible defences? What is Wilful Damage? Wilful damage is a misdemeanour that arises if someone “wilfully and unlawfully” damages any property. As you can imagine, this is a
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Public Nuisance and Related Charges If you or someone you know has recently faced a public nuisance charge, you may be wondering what it entails—incarceration, fines and potential penalties. Not to mention possible defences to discuss with your lawyer. In this article, we will run through the basics of the public nuisance charge. We will
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A prenup (called a “binding financial agreement” in Australia) is the only way a party in a relationship can seek to protect their wealth or assets in the event of a divorce or separation. Of course, to read the tabloid headlines, it would be easy to conclude that a prenup is the go-to tool of
Prenups – What’s the Deal in Australia? Read More »
