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Elder Law: Moving into a Nursing Home

Monday December 10, 2018

Moving into a Nursing Home is likely to be filled with emotions. At an age where residents are often vulnerable, it is important to ensure that any agreement with an aged care operator protects the resident’s rights and is fairly negotiated. Using a legal adviser can remove the emotion and provide families with peace of mind. Andersons Solicitors now spcialise in Elder Law, and can offer tailored legal advice that encompasses the review, negotiation and advice of nursing home agreements. Read More

Elder Law: Moving into a Retirement Village

Tuesday December 4, 2018

Have you decided to move into a Retirement Village? There are a host of contractual, financial and legal issues that need to be considered when moving into a retirement village. Andersons Solicitors now specialises in Elder Law and can provide tailored legal advice that involves the review, negotiation and advice of retirement village contracts. Read More

Can you speak on a mobile phone whilst riding a bicycle?

Wednesday November 28, 2018

In July 2018, the ABC reported on an incident where a cyclist in Perth was fined $400 for talking on their mobile phone. There was another incident report in Adelaide in 2016 when a bike rider was fined $140 for talking on their phone. Read More

Successfully defending an intervention order

Monday November 19, 2018

An intervention order is an order made by a Court restraining the defendant from having certain types of contact with the person protected by the order. Andersons Solicitors have recently been successful in assisting a defendant to defend an intervention order brought by their former partner against them. Read More

The Pros and Cons of My Heath Record: To opt in or out?

Friday November 9, 2018

With the opt-out date for the My Health Record System looming, Andersons Solicitors discusses the pros and cons of the controversial record to help you make an informed decision of whether to opt in or out? Read More

Changing a child's name

Thursday November 1, 2018

Clients commonly ask about having their child’s name changed to include both parents’ surnames after separation. It is generally the mother who seeks the name change so that her surname can be added to the child’s surname. Read More

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Elder Law: Moving into a Nursing Home

Elder Law: Moving into a Retirement Village

Can you speak on a mobile phone whilst riding a bicycle?

Successfully defending an intervention order

The Pros and Cons of My Heath Record: To opt in or out?

Changing a child's name

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