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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.
Learn moreWhy you should use a solictor for conveyancing
Buying or selling property is one of the most significant financial transactions most people will ever make.
Learn moreWhat is Elder Abuse?
One in six older Australians reports experiencing abuse, and the most common perpetrators are adult children.
Learn moreMake 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.
Learn moreWhat is Spousal Maintenance & When are you Entitled to it?
The end of a relationship is often followed by an unbundling of finances. If one party is not as well-off as the other, it could put them in a difficult financial position.
Learn moreTips for your side hustle
Social media feeds full of side hustle ideas? Have you set aside your evenings to get your side hustle off the ground? Don’t forget to take stock of the risks involved. Here’s a few things to think about.
Learn moreScammers pretend to be businesses
Queenslanders are being urged to check payment details directly with a business, including law firms, before paying an emailed invoice, following an increase in losses to payment redirection scams.
Learn morePets and your estate plan
Often the motivation behind doing an estate plan is to protect and provide for the loved ones we leave behind. But what about our furry, feathered, and scaly friends?
Learn moreWhat happens without a will
Coping with the loss of a loved one is never easy, and navigating the legal matters that follow can be confusing. When someone dies without a Will, it can create additional challenges and complexity for their family.
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