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    Exclusion clauses in Australia

    Exemption or exclusion clauses are contractual terms that exclude or limit the liability of parties to loss or damage.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
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    Committal hearing: Criminal Law Australia

    Committal hearing aims to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to justify a trial in a higher court.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Contempt of court in the Family Law Act

    In family law, contempt of court generally happens when parties fail to comply with the terms of a court order.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Understanding the definition of Will and the importance of having a valid Will

    If you die without a Will or without a valid Will, you will not have a say on who benefits from your estate.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
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    Australia immigration: schedule 3 criteria waiver

    Schedule 3 waiver under Australian migration law.
    AustraliaImmigration
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Debt recovery lawyers

    Debt recovery lawyers are experienced in conflict resolution to resolve debt collection issues for debtors or creditors.
    AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Statement of claim in court proceedings

    A statement of claim is an important court document, as it outlines what a certain party owes to the claimant.
    AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Indictable offences in NSW

    In criminal law, indictable offences are offences that attract serious penalties, such as life or many years imprisonment.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Hit and run in NSW

    A hit and run is an accident where a driver collides with another vehicle, object, or person, and then flees the scene.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Genuine redundancy

    What is genuine redundancy? What does the FWA say? When is it lawfully acceptable? Notice periods & redeployment.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    How much is parenting payment?

    Defines parenting payment, who can receive it, how to get it, how much & more.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    What is bigamy in Australia?

    Bigamy, a criminal offence in Australia, occurs when a person marries another person when they are already married.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Crimes Act 1900 (NSW): Perjury and false statements

    When a person makes a false statement under oath in a judicial proceeding.
    AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    Signing contract and/or nominee

    Stating a signing contract &/or nominee in a contract permits the option to nominate another person (nominee) to purchase a property.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    What is fiduciary duty?

    Discusses fiduciary duty & its purpose to beneficiaries.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
  • Article

    What Is An ADVO (And How Do You Get One)?

    These orders are designed to protect a person known as the Person In Need Of Protection.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
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    Contravention of parenting orders

    Discusses the rules pertaining to contravention of parenting orders under The Family Law Act 1975.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
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    Intervention in Family Law proceedings

    Discusses matters pertaining to intervention in Family Law cases and proceedings.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
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    Emergency cancellation of visas on security grounds

    Discusses some of the common reasons for visa cancellations.
    AustraliaImmigration
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors
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    Limits on visas under the Migration Act

    Outlines the limits on visas as specified in the Migration Act
    AustraliaImmigration
    JB Solicitors
    JB Solicitors

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