Bail applications – get it right first time
A person who is in custody because they have been charged with a criminal or traffic offence may apply to be released on bail. Bail is an agreement that a person makes to the court. Read More
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Does the opinion of my child count when deciding which parent to live with?
The Family Law courts are concerned with the best interests of the child and when making a parenting order about a child the court must consider any views expressed by the child. Read More
What if I am unhappy about a decision made by Centrelink or another Commonwealth Government Department?
The Administrative Appeals Tribunal which commenced operations on 1 July 1976 exercises powers in areas which include the general administrative, security appeals, taxation appeals and veterans appeals divisions. The role of the Tribunal is to provide independent merits review of .... Read More
Understanding No Win No Fee in legal matters
The term “No Win No Fee” is a type of catch phrase used regularly by law firms acting in personal injury matters. South Australian lawyers... Read More
We've recently separated and my ex wants to see bank statements
Barney and Betty were married for eight years. At the beginning of 2013 they separated on very acrimonious terms. Now they can barely speak to each other without a verbal argument ensuing. Read More
How does the new motor vehicle accident legislation affect bike riders?
Over the past nine to twelve months the Government of South Australia has evidenced its intention to significantly amend the compensation system as it applies to the victims of motor vehicle accidents. Read More
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