Domestic and Family Violence Support Services
14 Dec Domestic and Family Violence Support Services
Here is a list of support services available for those affected by domestic and family violence....
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Introduction of paid family and domestic violence leave
12 Dec Introduction of paid family and domestic violence leave
On 9th November the Fair Work Amendment (Paid Family and Domestic Violence Leave) Bill 2022 received royal assent. This means from next year, employees will be able to access 10 days of paid family and domestic violence leave within a 12 month period. ...
Ho Ho Ho wishing You a Sharing Christmas
05 Dec Ho Ho Ho wishing You a Sharing Christmas
Christmas is a time to be jolly and merry. It is a time when families come together and share the magic and create memories. It can be a difficult time for children whose parents are separated. ...
Meet the Team-Judy Wong
01 Dec Meet the Team-Judy Wong
Judy joined Solari and Stock in July 2022 as a member of the Commercial Law Team, and will focus on commercial and residential conveyancing, commercial/industrial/retail leasing and other commercial matters....
Problems With Neighbours-Fences
28 Nov Problems With Neighbours-Fences
You do not need a dividing fence if neither you nor your neighbour wants one. If one of you would like a fence and the other would not, it is usually best to get quotes for a fence to be built and then to sort...
Mediation or Arbitration – Which Shoe Fits?
21 Nov Mediation or Arbitration – Which Shoe Fits?
Do you want to try to settle your matter but don’t know what to choose - mediation or Arbitration? Which of these is a good fit and appropriate for your matter? In this article we will inform you of the differences between these two approaches....
Problems With Neighbours-When and how to complain
16 Nov Problems With Neighbours-When and how to complain
Noise is probably the most common source of contention between neighbours. If you are being disturbed, usually the best thing to do is to ask your neighbour to reduce their noise or to avoid making noise at certain times of the day. If that does...
Problems with Neighbours
14 Nov Problems with Neighbours
When you have a dispute or problems with your neighbours, the last thing you should do is rush to court. The most effective way of working out a solution is usually to talk and try to come to an arrangement that suits you both....
Budget provides substantial funding to the FCFCOA
07 Nov Budget provides substantial funding to the FCFCOA
Substantial funding announced in the 2022–23 Budget has been welcomed by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA). ...
Why is the Media at Court?
31 Oct Why is the Media at Court?
If you attend court, you may see reporters sitting inside the courtroom taking notes or gathered out the front of the building. Members of the media can include television and radio broadcasters, print and online journalists. This article will explain why representatives from the media are...