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If you are currently dealing with a family law matter that needs to go to Court, which one should you look to? The Federal Circuit Court of Australia The Federal Circuit Court...

For years, debate and controversy have surrounded the issue of the unpaid internship experience as an operation that straddles the line between legal and illegal. Some have gone further to argue that...

Earlier this year, the government put into action the Opal Card scheme making paper tickets redundant and unable to be sold. The exception to this is the purchase of single adult and...

Co-ownership is where a property is owned by two or more parties, either as joint tenants or as tenants in common. In instances where co-owners of a property are in dispute, for...

We cannot thank Mittu and team enough for their patience, understanding, persistence and excellent work with our case, acknowledging the sensitivities involved and acting accordingly. The professionalism, empathy and respect you and your...

The leaves are starting to fall off our trees, the chill in the air is becoming more noticeable and the Budget for 2016 has been released. Whether you are a university student...

  Has Australia finally been thrown overboard without a life vest? Or are we still clinging to the life-line some call a mockery of international law; our immigration policy. Earlier this month,...

There is a stigma that has attached itself to women’s handbags; they contain one’s makeup, nail file, purse and possibly some chocolate. Not anymore! In contemporary society, women are now using their...

A business cartel is an illegal activity where two or more companies decide to act together in their business ventures rather than compete against the other, effectively monopolising the market – or...