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Heads of Agreement – key terms and considerations

A “Heads of Agreement” is one of those legal terms that you may come across for the first time and find yourself doing a quick Google search. To make things more confusing, the term is sometimes used interchangeably with terms such as “Letters of Intent” or...Read More
When should I get family law advice?

When should I get family law advice?

When things begin to turn sour in a relationship, the first reaction of many people is to run. They either run from the conflict by going to work earlier and coming home later or they run from their feelings by living in a state of constant denial, hiding from the...Read More

Your family law matter – keep it off social media

Do you have a grudge with your ex? Think twice before airing it on social media! Social media is commonly referred to as modern day ‘Surveillance’ for family law matters. What you post on your social media accounts may be used against you to damage your credibility by...Read More
When do I need a criminal lawyer?

When do I need a criminal lawyer?

Whether you’ve been charged with a federal offence or simply run a red light, every Australian has the legal right to defend themselves in court. There’s a general perception that only serious offences require the engagement of what can be expensive legal...Read More

Key considerations for controlling business debtors

While growing your business it can become easy to lose sight of effectively managing your debtors, however doing so, can help your business continue to grow successfully. The information below can help make the task of controlling business debtors much easier! As...Read More
How to present yourself at court

How to present yourself at court

Knowing how to appear at court will ease stress, improve efficiencies and may impact your outcome, says Adelaide lawyer Nick Boswell. A courtroom can be a very intimidating place, often because it is not an experience with which many people are familiar. There are a...Read More
How to have an amicable divorce

How to have an amicable divorce

Keeping a divorce amicable will save you, your partner and your wider family from untold levels of stress. And it will save you both a bomb in legal fees and court costs. But that’s easier said than done when a relationship is falling apart. Here are some key points...Read More