Any case involving the death of another person is serious and requires careful planning by your expert legal team.

Understand where your new recreational device fits in with the law and where you can ride it: footpaths? Roads? Nowhere?

Indecent assault charges are serious, being the non-consensual touching of another person, and in Victoria, this must contain a sexual connotation.

Enduring power of guardianship means the person who can make decisions about your personal life (medical treatment, living arrangements), but not your financial or legal matters.

Travelling and moving overseas can be difficult if one parent does not agree.

Cyber bullying and harassment can result in serious consequences like intervention orders.

Here is an outline of the rules regarding using your phone or other devices while driving in Victoria.

Usually, you can’t sue your employer for negligence (or there is no need), because WorkCover takes care of everything. You can sue for lost income and superannuation.

We discuss the ins and outs of estrangement with a family member when it comes to inheritances and wills.

A settlement is the dividing up of a couple’s joint assets and debts after a separation and divorce.

What happens when a step-parent dies, but their will excludes you? Find out.

There is a new drink and drug driving law on the block. Find out what it means and why it is here to stay.

There is a big conversation going on across Australia right now regarding ‘success’ fees for legal services – a percentage of winnings goes to the lawyer in a case, instead of fee-for-service.

If you have been injured on public transport, you can make a claim with TAC. Here’s how.

Personal injury takes many forms – see if your injury counts.

Want to take it back? Here’s what you need to do.