You can seek a Court order to dispense with formal requirements for a will and admit the "informal document" to probate.

Why having a will is essential to ensure smooth administration of your estate with minimal complications and stress..

Provides answers to questions relating to Wills eg. Why you can't rely on a DIY Will kit.

The terrorist attack on the office of Charlie Hebdo in France renewed debate of s18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.

If detrimental action is taken against the maker of a public interest disclosure, they are entitled to compensation.

The SDAA also removed the traditional exemption covering certain religious institutions running aged-care accommodation.

Article discusses the many changes to the Religious Discrimination Bill since the first draft.

While the 1967 Referendum created hope for change and improvement for indigenous Australians, this was not the reality.

Part 3 covers upcoming changes to the Regional Migration Program and the latest updates to COVID-19 travel restrictions.

In Australia, traumatic events can happen without warning, affecting every aspect of your life. Trauma cover, also called critical illness insurance, is designed to provide a financial safety net during these difficult times.

By educating themselves and exercising diligence, travellers can navigate the complexities of credit card travel insurance.

IRO Solutions Group investigates and resolves complaints made by injured workers about an insurer's conduct or decision.

Detailed exploration of why & how policyholders should manage the duty of disclosure of pre-existing medical conditions before taking out insurance cover.

Performers and artists must be aware of their rights in relation to the creative work that they produce.

Unlike injunctive relief for the protection of trade mark interests, compensation requires particular proof of loss.

Summary of recent case regarding a nurse who suffered PTSD from an assault which occurred at work.

This decision confirmed the Australian approach to liability for defamation in hyperlinked material posted on a website.

Discusses if a failure to discipline a student constitutes a breach of the duty of care to another student.

The case demonstrates that not every injury sustained in that context will be considered a "motor accident" for the purposes of accessing statutory benefits.

This amendment sets out that once proceedings have been commenced, a proper defendant must be nominated by Form 85A.