Burn Injury Compensation in Queensland: Your Legal Options

Tragedy in the Crowd: How to Claim Compensation for Public Event Injuries in Queensland

Public events such as festivals, concerts, and community gatherings should be times of celebration and enjoyment, but when safety measures fail, the resulting injuries can shatter lives. From crowd crushes at festivals to collapsing stages or slippery surfaces at community fairs, these incidents highlight the importance of event safety. Organisers have a legal obligation toRead More »Tragedy in the Crowd: How to Claim Compensation for Public Event Injuries in Queensland

3 February 2025
Online Wills and DIY Will Kits: A Comprehensive Guide for Australians

Many Australians are tempted by the convenience and apparent cost savings of online Wills and DIY Will kits. While these options may seem attractive, particularly during financially challenging times, it’s crucial to understand both their limitations and potential risks. This comprehensive guide explores the realities of DIY estate planning and why professional legal advice mightRead More »Online Wills and DIY Will Kits: A Comprehensive Guide for Australians

27 January 2025
Your Rights Matter: Leveraging Probate Caveats in Estate Disputes

When an individual dies, their Will usually undergoes a legal procedure known as probate. However, while probate typically involves the Supreme Court validating a Will and authorising estate administration, serious concerns about the validity of a Will or its creation may require a probate caveat. Unlike its property law counterpart dealing with land title restrictions,Read More »Your Rights Matter: Leveraging Probate Caveats in Estate Disputes

20 January 2025