What is nervous shock? Can I claim compensation?
Those who witness or hear about the sudden and tragic death of a loved one, work colleague, or even a stranger, may themselves end up developing a psychological injury in response to such a trauma.
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Separated? Parenting Orders Are Essential
If you and your partner have separated, agreeing on Parenting Orders will establish a regular routine to benefit the children and the parents.
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Family Law - Separation & Stress
It's normal to feel stressed or upset when going through separation, but you need to look after yourself, and find ways to manage these feelings so you can happily move on.
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I'm a victim of crime. Can I claim financial assistance?
It’s rare to turn on the TV or radio these days, without hearing about innocent victims being caught up in acts of crime and violence. What can a victim do if they’ve been harmed or injured in a criminal act?
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Unravelling undue influence and duress when making a Will
Sometimes the weaker person in a family relationship can be pressured by a dominant family member, or even a trusted friend, into making a Will which leaves a substantial gift to that dominant person. Frail and elderly people can especially fall target to this situation.
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Driving safely during storm season
With temperatures soaring, summer is well and truly on the way and Queenslanders know all too well what that means – storm season!! Although most of us love a good storm after a humid day, thunderstorms, lightning, heavy rain, wind and hail, can cause havoc on our roads and in turn, an increasing number of accidents.
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Protecting children during family law disputes
Because children are defenceless, the court regards their interests and protection as being absolutely paramount. In other words, children must be able to enjoy a safe environment with as little disruption to their lives as possible while mum and dad are trying to reach agreement.
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Left out of a will? Beware of the time limits for making a claim
In an earlier news blog we talked about an eligible person making a claim for further provision against a deceased’s estate. An eligible person would usually be the deceased’s spouse, de facto, natural child or de facto child, or a person who has been financially dependent on the deceased. It is very important to consider the strict time limits by which action must be taken.
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