Milad Zamani (Zamani), 37, was charged and accused of prescription fraud across Sydney. Zamani appeared in court in June 2020 after reports of fraudulent prescriptions being used at a pharmacy in St Leonards. Kuring Gai Police Area Command and North Shore Police Area Command began a joint investigation in February 2020 which led to the […]

This week, a Western Sydney teacher was arrested at Greenacre by detectives from the Child Abuse and Sex Crimes Squad. Monica Young, 23 years old, was arrested for allegedly committing sexual assault on multiple occasions on a 14-year-old schoolboy during the past month at the school and in her car. It is alleged that she […]

As reported by News.com.au , pharmacist Rohan Rapyal  has been arrested after being charged over a large drug haul of 70 litres of GBL, 1.7kg of ketamine, 1kg of amphetamine, 70g of heroin and about 3.5g of cocaine. Officers also seized $9,970 in cash, documentation and other items allegedly consistent with the supply of prohibited […]

The process for divorce can be very lengthy, challenging and complicated. Often, coming to the first consultation armed with the right documents and questions can make the process a little simpler and easier for you and your lawyer. We have compiled a list below of documents, questions and the mindset you should bring to maximise […]

The child’s best interest is a paramount consideration in all parenting orders (s65AA Family Law Act) and location & recovery orders. The Courts heavily considers a range of factors set out in s60CC Family Law Act to determine what is best for the child currently and the future – thus this list of considerations ultimately […]

A former NSW police officer has allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in her home while wearing his uniform. Kristian Dieter Glaser, 44, is now facing trial in the NSW District Court on a charge of having sexual intercourse with the woman without consent between the period of July and August 2013. He has pleaded not […]

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 […]