Resources
Is Sexual Harassment, Discrimination?
Sexual harassment is a form of discrimination that is prohibited in Australia by both state and federal laws.
Divorce - What you need to know!
Divorce is a legal process of ending a marriage. In Australia, divorces are regulated by the Family Law Act of 1975.
What happens if you don't have a Will?
If you die without a will, also known as dying intestate, your assets will be distributed according to the intestacy laws of your state or territory.
What is Unfair Dismissal?
In Australia, unfair dismissal happens when you have been fired from your job and the reasons provided by your employer for terminating your employment are considered as harsh, unjust or unreasonable.
Employer's Duty to Keep a Safe Workplace
Employers in Australia have a legal and moral responsibility to provide their employees with a safe and healthy workplace.
Contesting a Will.
Contesting a will in Australia can be a complex and emotional process. It is important to seek legal advice and understand the grounds for contesting a will before proceeding.
What is the role of an Executor of a Will?
In Queensland, Australia, the role of an executor of a Will is an important one. An executor is a person who is appointed by the deceased to carry out their wishes as stated in their Will.
What does an employment lawyer do?
We spend more time at work than we do at home with our loved ones. Often, disputes and challenges can arise in the workplace that require employees and employers to seek advice and representation from an employment lawyer.
What to do after being sacked or fired?
Getting the sack or being fired from your job can be a traumatic and stressful experience.
What do to after being fired from work?
Getting the sack or being fired from your job can be a traumatic and stressful experience.
Employee Share Schemes and Divorce: Know Your Rights
When couples separate, asset division is rarely straightforward—and it gets especially murky when employee share programs enter the picture.
“Your Claim is Denied”— A Guide for WorkCover Qld Workers.
So, you’ve been injured at work, you’ve done everything right (or so you thought), and then—bam! —WorkCover says nope. Before you spiral into existential dread or draft a revenge PowerPoint, take a breath.
WorkCover QLD has sent you a Notice of Assessment - Read This!
So, you’ve received a Notice of Assessment (NOA) from WorkCover Queensland. First things first: breathe.
One Shot, One Settlement: Why You Need a Lawyer for Your Divorce.
You’ve decided to split. The soundtrack of your life now includes dramatic violins, awkward Spotify break-up playlists, and possibly the dulcet clack of calculators.
Why You Shouldn’t DIY Your CTP Claim.
So, you’ve been in a car accident. You’re sore, stressed, and suddenly fluent in the language of insurance acronyms.
Insurance In Super - A Path for Injury or Illness Compensation.
Life can take unexpected turns, leaving individuals unable to work due to serious injury or illness.
Supermarket Slip-Ups: Aisle Accidents & Legal Remedies
The Unexpected Grocery Store Adventure
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