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Vale Queen Elizabeth II
Wills and Estates: 09 September 2022
Vale Queen Elizabeth II. There are important lessons that can be recognised in how Queen Elizabeth II's legacy will pass to the next generation.
Non-physical abuse is the most common form of family violence
Family Law: 30 August 2022
Family violence in the form of non-physical abuse such as emotional and coercive abuse has become more common than physical abuse according to data obtained by The Australian.
Federal Coalition wants to review The Hague Convention
Family Law: 19 August 2022
Coalition MP Julian Leeser is calling on the government to review The Hague Convention, a law that is frequently used to force mothers fleeing domestic violence to return children to their abuser.
Attempts to make exposing children to family violence a crime
Family Law: 18 August 2022
A Victorian Member of Parliament, Stuart Grimley has moved a motion in Parliament for the Government to create a law that makes it an offence to expose children to family violence.
Voluntary Acquisitions are being considered for the Suburban Rail Loop
Compulsory Acquisition: 12 August 2022
Late Settlement Interest Affects Stamp Duty
Tax Law: 04 August 2022
Recent case law has redefined some of Victoria's Stamp Duty calculations parameters. It now appears that late settlement interest and other payments form part of the dutiable value.
Am I entitled to compensation if a tunnel runs under my property?
Compulsory Acquisition: 20 July 2022
Uncertainty cleared on binding death benefit nominations
Wills and Estates: 17 June 2022
Aitken Partners Lawyer Named to 2023 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch
Family Law: 21 April 2022
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