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Family & Domestic Violence Legal Support

Domestic and Family Violence Proceedings are often difficult and emotional, regardless of whether you are seeking protection or you are responding to an application brought against you. The legal process can be overwhelming and complex, making it difficult to navigate. Our Family Law team provides compassionate, supportiv...

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Coercive Control: How to Spot the Signs & What to Do

Coercive Control is a complex form of domestic and family violence. It is a pattern of behaviour designed to harm, punish, or frighten a person and take away their autonomy. In Queensland, coercive control is now a criminal offence, meaning that a perpetrator can be charged and prosecuted for behaviour conside...

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Parenting Arrangements: A Child’s Best Interest

After separation, it can be difficult to agree on arrangements for children. In Australia, parents do not have “rights” with respect to children and the time the children should spend with them; they have a responsibility to ensure that their child’s best interests are met, including their safety. This means that paren...

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Removing a Professional Trustee as Executor in Queensland

When a loved one passes away, the appointment of an executor or administrator to manage their estate can be a deeply personal and emotional issue.

There are a number of valid reasons why a loved one might have appointed a professional trustee company as executor at a time in their lives when their last...

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Probate of a Copy Will in Queensland: What Happens if the Original is Lost?

Losing the original of a loved one’s Will can be distressing, but it doesn’t always mean the Will is invalid. In Queensland, the Supreme Court can still grant probate of a copy if certain legal requirements are met. A recent decision, Re Smith (deceased) [2025] QSC 257, highlights h...

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