Legal
The importance of seeking advice for legal issues
10 July
Legal issues are an inevitable part of life. Whether you’re dealing with property transactions, employment disputes, family matters, or financial concerns, navigating the complexities of the legal system can be daunting. While the specifics of...[Read More]
Benefits of mediation and seeking advice
3 July
Mediation is a powerful tool for resolving disputes, fostering collaboration, and promoting understanding in a variety of contexts, including workplace conflicts, family disagreements, and legal disputes. Unlike adversarial approaches, mediation...[Read More]
The importance of making a will
26 June
As we journey through life, planning for the future becomes increasingly important. Every adult has the right to control their affairs, whether managing finances or making healthcare decisions. However, as we age, factors such as illness,...[Read More]
Deceased estates: navigating a difficult time with legal support
19 June
Losing a family member or loved one is one of life’s most challenging experiences. Managing the legal and administrative responsibilities of a deceased estate can feel overwhelming amid the grief and loss. Ensuring that your loved one’s...[Read More]
The legal grey zone: why misunderstanding the law can cost you – and how professional advice can save you
12 June
In a world where legal information is a Google search away, many people fall into the trap of believing they understand the law more than they actually do. This false sense of legal literacy leads to costly mistakes, disputes, and even unintentional...[Read More]
A comprehensive overview of conveyancing and property law
5 June
Conveyancing and property law are fundamental aspects of real estate transactions, encompassing the legal framework and procedural steps required to transfer property ownership. These areas of law play a critical role in ensuring that property...[Read More]
Recognising and responding to elder abuse: a community responsibility
29 May
Elder abuse is a growing concern in Australia and globally, affecting individuals often aged 55 and over. While many associate abuse with physical harm, it can also be financial, emotional, psychological, or involve neglect. The reality is that...[Read More]
Renewables, AI rules top productivity reform wishlist
22 May
Regulating the reckless use of artificial intelligence, speeding up approvals for renewable energy projects, and changing privacy and corporate tax laws will be targeted in a push to boost the Australian economy. The Productivity Commission named 15...[Read More]
Legal language: why understanding legal terms is essential for every Australian
15 May
Here’s an introduction to some of the top legal terms commonly used in Australia, presented in a list format. Understanding these terms can be very helpful in navigating legal documents or discussions. Top 10 Legal Terms Used in...[Read More]
Would you drive 30km/h to reduce road deaths?
14 May
Unsafe roads are forcing parents to drive children less than one kilometre to school, say safety advocates pushing for lower speed limits. Restricting cars and trucks to 30km/h would be the norm for neighbourhood streets under proposed laws being...[Read More]
What to do if you’re being sued or asked to pay damages: a guide to navigating legal trouble calmly and wisely
8 May
Facing legal action, whether it comes as a lawsuit or a demand to pay damages, can be incredibly stressful. It may trigger feelings of fear, confusion, anger, or embarrassment, especially if the claim feels unfair or comes as a complete...[Read More]
The move to aged care: navigating a stressful and rushed transition
1 May
For many Australian families, the decision to move a parent or loved one into aged care often arrives suddenly—prompted by a health crisis, a fall, or the loss of a spouse. It’s a period marked by emotional strain, urgency, and confusion. The...[Read More]
What is defamation? When should you seek legal advice?
24 April
Defamation is a legal term for making false statements about a person or an organisation that can harm their reputation. Defamation can occur in two primary forms: Libel: Defamation in written or published form, including online content,...[Read More]
Living your best life in retirement: why professional advice matters
17 April
Retirement is an exciting new chapter—a time to prioritise health, passion, relationships, and personal growth. Whether you’re planning adventurous travels, exploring hobbies, or giving back through volunteering, the key to enjoying a...[Read More]
Social media and free speech: where the legal boundaries are being tested
10 April
Social media has revolutionised how we communicate, offering a global platform for individuals to share opinions, challenge authority, and connect with others instantly. However, while platforms like Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and...[Read More]