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Violence Intervention Orders in Victoria—How an Intervention Order can affect you--PART TWO

By Michael RodriguesDecember 28, 20170 comments

How a Violence Intervention Orders can affect you--Part 2   Q: If an Intervention Order is made against me will I have to leave my home? A: This ultimately depends on the Orders the magistrate makes. If the magistrate makes an Exclusion Order then the following explanation below ...

Violence Intervention Orders in Victoria—How an Intervention Order can affect you--PART ONE

By Michael RodriguesDecember 28, 20170 comments

How a Violence Intervention Orders can affect you--Part 1   Q: What can an Intervention Order stop me from doing? A: An applicant who makes an Intervention Order against a respondent, can seek from the magistrate a variety of different Orders to ensure their safety. The Intervention ...

Sentencing Outcomes from Charges of Theft in Victoria from 2012 to 2017

By Brett JonesDecember 27, 20170 comments

Sentencing Outcomes from Charges of Theft in Victoria from 2012 to 2017 This article is the third part of our three part series exploring theft charges in Victoria Australia.  See the other articles for an overview of theft charges in Victoria Australia and trends in theft charges ...

An Overview of the Trend in the Charges of Theft in Victoria from 2012 to 2017

By Brett JonesDecember 27, 20170 comments

An Overview of the Trend in the Charges of Theft in Victoria from 2012 to 2017 This article is the second part of our three part series exploring theft charges.  See the other articles for an sentencing outcomes from theft in Victoria Australia and overview of theft charges ...

An Overview of Theft Sentencing in Victoria from 2012 to 2017

By Brett JonesDecember 27, 20170 comments

An Overview of Theft Sentencing in Victoria from 2012 to 2017 This article is the first part of our three part series exploring theft charges.  See the other articles for an sentencing outcomes from theft in Victoria Australia and trends in theft charges in Victoria Australia.   The ...

Violence Intervention Orders—Application & Summons FAQ

By Michael RodriguesDecember 26, 20170 comments

An Intervention Order is something you should take seriously.  It is important that you seek legal advice early and well in advance of your court appearance.  This will ensure that you are fully informed of your rights, options and allow time to prepare for any course of ...

What to read in 2018?--Reading List

By Michael RodriguesDecember 26, 20170 comments

Our reading list to start the New Year Whether you are a busy parent, a student or someone enjoying the fruits of their labour in retirement, one thing we can all benefit from is perpetual learning. In the spirit of learning and development, we wrote this post for you, our loyal readership ...

Do I always need a Section 60I Certificate?

By Michael RodriguesDecember 25, 20170 comments

A section 60I certificate is a certificate that parents are required to obtain in most circumstances, before they can commence parenting proceedings in a Court. Before reading this section, you should first read our blog on what as a Section 60I Certificate is—Click here and ...

Find a Lawyer in Queensland

By Michael RodriguesDecember 25, 20170 comments

Finding the Right Family Lawyer in Queensland   My Legal Crunch lawyers provide legal services across Queensland to help you with your Queensland legal matter.  Our lawyers know Queensland laws, Queensland legal practice and procedure and Queensland Courts.   Legal services ...

Intervention Orders in Victoria-FAQ

By Michael RodriguesDecember 22, 20170 comments

Applying for an Intervention Order in Victoria - FAQ   My Legal Crunch lawyers provide legal services across Victoria and in Melbourne.  Our lawyers routinely represent both Applicants and Respondents in Violence Intervention Orders. Our lawyers know the procedures and ...

Child Relocation Australia and Parental Mobility Rights---Can I Move With my Child?

By Michael RodriguesDecember 21, 20170 comments

Relocation and the Family Law in the recent decision by the Family Court of Australia in Wendland & Wendland [2017] FamCAFC 244 (21 November 2017)   This was an appeal by the father to the Full Court of the Family Court of Australia (“Full Court”) from the ...

How long does a Section 60I certificate last?

By Brett JonesDecember 17, 20170 comments

You might have seen our previous post about section 60i certificates.  A section 60i certificate is a certificate issued by a family dispute resolution practitioner.  It is required in most circumstances before you can commence court proceedings for parenting and children’s ...

Family Lawyers - Lawyers for Pakenham

By Michael RodriguesDecember 15, 20170 comments

-Photo of the Pakenham Hotel, located in the heart of Pakenham and part of the community since 1928.   What you can expect from our team of lawyers?   Our family lawyers are committed to providing our clients in Pakenham with straightforward legal advice.  We ...

What is Family Dispute Resolution?

By Legal CrunchDecember 11, 20171 comments

What is Family Dispute Resolution? A common question My Legal Crunch is often asked is, what is family dispute resolution?   Family Dispute Resolution Family dispute resolution is a form of mediation which is overseen by an impartial third-party person called a family dispute ...

Divorce Survival Tips-Getting through the holidays

By Michael RodriguesDecember 11, 20170 comments

Getting through the holidays—Divorce survival Tips   Are you or someone you know considering separation? Have you or someone you know recently separated?  Then this helpful guide is for you.   A question the team at My Legal Crunch often hears, is: My partner ...

What is a Section 60I Certificate?

By Legal CrunchDecember 10, 20170 comments

What is a Section 60I Certificate?   It’s a common question we hear at My Legal Crunch, what is a section 60I certificate and why do I need one?   Section 60I Certificate A section 60I certificate is required in most circumstances before you want to start family law ...

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