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    Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned social media companies of potential changes to the law which will impose severe penalties if they do not make changes to stop the spread...

What is a De Facto Relationship? According to the Family Law Act 1975, a de facto relationship exists when two parties have been living together on a genuine domestic basis. A relationship...

Separation is often a ‘catastrophic loss’ to either one or both parties. Adjusting to separation presents complications on many levels, such as self-esteem issues, financial security, friendships, loss of a family unit...

            Magistrate from Port Macquarie, Ms Dominique Burns, was referred to NSW Parliament after complaints were made regarding her conduct in separate cases between June 2016 and...

  If you are over the age of 18 and do not have a Will, please consider attending to preparing one as soon as possible. As you are aware, it must be...

We recently hosted a free legal workshop covering the areas of the law that affect us all in our daily lives. Topics included wills, family provision claims, family separation, cyber-bullying, domestic violence,...

The fate of Cardinal George Pell, following his recent conviction in December 2018, has been handed down on 13 March 2019. Chief Justice Peter Kidd has sentenced Cardinal George Pell to six...

The Hindu Council of Australia this weekend has announced that Mittu Gopalan is the Winner of Gargi Women Award 2019 - Performing Arts. Mittu Gopalan finds time for her passions and pursues...

New legislation has been passed that prohibits foreigners who have been convicted of domestic violence from entering Australia. The Home Affairs Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Measures) Act 2019 has amended the Migration Act...