Service of a document is an important step in the process of a legal proceeding. “Service” refers to delivering court documents to another person in a way that is satisfactory to the Court that the person has received them. Federal Circuit Court Rules (FCCR) Part 6 of the Federal Circuit Court Rules 2001 (FCCR) addresses […]
Elderly persons are often the targets of fraud in an attempt, by scammers, to swindle large amounts of money from vulnerable persons. Elderly persons are often trusting and may easily cave from undue pressure, thus making them an easy target from scammers. The offence of Fraud under s192E of the Crimes Act addresses the acts […]
South Australian Magistrate Robert Harrap has been charged with two counts of deception, one count of conspiracy to commit an abuse of public process and one count of conspiracy to attempt to obstruct or pervert the course of justice or due administration of the law. In this article we will discuss what is the […]
The High Court of Australia has recently revealed that an independent investigation it commissioned has found that former Justice Dyson Heydon sexually harassed six former associates. The Court was advised of these allegations in March 2019. Five of the female associates who came forward worked for Justice Heydon, while one worked for a different High […]
Former NSW detective Gary Jubelin found guilty of unlawful conduct while leading an investigation into William Tyrell’s disappearance Gary Jubelin, a former NSW police detective chief inspector, was found guilty of illegally recording conversations during the investigation into the disappearance of missing toddler William Tyrell. William went missing from his grandmother’s backyard in September 2014. […]
Radio broadcaster and 2GB host Ray Hadley accused of workplace bullying and harassment over a 16-year period by former producer, Chris Bowen. A courtroom battle between 2GB host, Ray Hadley, and former 2GB producer, Chris Bowen, has commenced over workplace bullying claims. Bowen started pursuing legal action in 2019, suing Hadley for negligence and breaching […]
Disgraced former NSW Minister charged over historical sex allegations dating back to the 1990’s Disgraced former NSW Labor minister Milton Orkopoulos has been charged with historical child sex offences over the sexual abuse of two boys in the 1990s. He has been charged with fifteen offences, including aggravated indecent assault with a person under 16 […]
High range drink driving is a serious offence pursuant to section 110(5) Road Transport Act, which reads: Offence-high range prescribed concentration of alcohol A person must not, while there is present in the person’s breath or blood the high range prescribed concentration of alcohol— (a) drive a motor vehicle, or (b) occupy the driving seat of a motor vehicle and attempt […]
As we start to begin the next chapter of this year with the threat of Covid-19 subsiding and small businesses eager to keep us out of the impending recession, the NSW Government has announced a new grant to assist the recovery and reform process. The Small Business Recovery Grant provides funding of up to $3,000.00 […]
There are strict time limits on initiating property proceedings after the breakdown of the relationships. Section 44 of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) requires that proceedings must be initiated within: 12 months after the Divorce order, for marriages, and 2 years after the breakdown of de facto relationships. The Court has the authority to […]
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