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6 key factors when choosing a criminal lawyer in Queensland
Choosing the right criminal lawyer is crucial when facing serious charges. The quality of legal representation can greatly affect the outcome.
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What is a statutory declaration?
What is a Statutory Declaration? A statutory declaration is a type of legal document that sets our facts that you declare to be true and accurate. It can be used for many purposes and can be requested by a person, organisation or government agency.
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If there’s a will there’ll be an easier way
Young adults should consider their estate planning options as it can prevent the legal and emotional turmoil that often accompanies intestate succession.
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What to know before getting on an e-scooter or bike
Queensland police officers regularly patrol and crack down on the dangerous operation of personal mobility devices such as e-scooters and bikes, which can attract fines up to $1209.
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How do I register my business name?
A business name should be registered on the Australian Business Register so it can be easily identified and not registered in another place.
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Working with Children: Blue Cards in Queensland
Any adult who works or volunteers with children, or who runs a child-related business in Queensland, must hold a “blue card”. A blue card is a Positive Notice which proves the card-holder has passed the state’s Working with Children Check.
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Why you should use a solictor for conveyancing
Buying or selling property is one of the most significant financial transactions most people will ever make.
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What is Elder Abuse?
One in six older Australians reports experiencing abuse, and the most common perpetrators are adult children.
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Make the most out of your first meeting with a Family Lawyer
If you are feeling daunted by the idea of meeting with a Family Lawyer for the first time, you are not alone.
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