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Published On - June 7, 2024

Marriage Annulment in Australia

A Comprehensive Guide Marriage, often perceived as a sacred bond, can sometimes encounter unforeseen complexities or legal intricacies. In Australia, couples grappling with the validity of their marriage may contemplate annulment, a legal avenue that deems the union null and void. However, maneuveri...

Published On - May 22, 2024

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Common Assault in New South Wales: Definitions, Penalties, and Defenses

In the state of New South Wales (NSW), where bustling cities meet serene coastlines, the law ensures peace and safety for all. However, just like anywhere else, instances of common assault can occur, disrupting the tranquility. But what exactly constitutes common assault in NSW, and what are the imp...

Published On - May 13, 2024

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Navigating Good Behavior Bonds and Conditional Release Orders in NSW: Your Comprehensive Guide

Let’s talk about some cool stuff happening in New South Wales when it comes to dealing with legal issues, especially for folks who’ve made some mistakes along the way. We’re diving into Good Behavior Bonds (GBBs) and Conditional Release Orders (CROs) – two alternatives to going b...

Published On - February 28, 2024

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Corporal Punishment of Children (NSW)

It was common practice in the past for parents and even teachers to physically discipline their kids. The appropriateness and acceptability of smacking children has come under scrutiny in recent years. Some contend that physical punishment is an essential component of childrearing, while others beli...

Published On - February 22, 2024

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Non-Payment of Fines (NSW)

Receiving a fine is never enjoyable, but what occurs if you choose not to pay it? Thankfully, non-payment of fines in New South Wales no longer carries the risk of incarceration, unlike in certain other jurisdictions. Following several cases in which people detained only for unpaid fines died or suf...

Published On - February 20, 2024

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School Attendance and the Law (NSW)

Children in New South Wales are required to attend school from the age of six to seventeen, or until they have finished Year 10 (whichever comes first). Since 2010, this has been the situation. Before 2010, attendance at school was required only up until the age of fifteen. The premier of New South ...

Understanding the Child Protection Register in NSW: A Comprehensive Guide by Dot Legal

Published On - February 15, 2024

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Understanding the Child Protection Register in NSW: A Comprehensive Guide by Dot Legal

Child Protection Register in NSW As a responsible citizen and legal entity in New South Wales (NSW), it’s imperative to comprehend the mechanisms in place to safeguard the welfare of children. One crucial aspect of child protection is the Child Protection Register (CPR), a vital tool utilized ...

Published On - February 9, 2024

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Theft in Australia

The maximum penalties that can be applied for theft vary depending on the state or territory in Australia. Other names for theft are larceny and stealing. These offenses are typically resolved in magistrates courts, though under some situations, they might be brought before a higher court. The laws ...

Published On - February 4, 2024

Legal aspects of Fortune Telling in Australia

Overview While it might seem like harmless fun to visit a fortune teller, doing so is actually illegal in several areas of Australia. When fortune telling is done with the intention of misleading, it is considered a summary offense in some jurisdictions. The laws are written with the supposition tha...

Published On - February 2, 2024

Robbery Offences (Western Australia WA)

Robbery is covered by a number of offences in the Western Australian Criminal Code. Because it combines elements of theft and violence, robbery is referred to as a composite offense. Robbery offenses are punishable by indictment, and they must be resolved in the District Court following a committal ...

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Marriage Annulment in Australia

Common Assault in New South Wales: Definitions, Penalties, and Defenses

Navigating Good Behavior Bonds and Conditional Release Orders in NSW: Your Comprehensive Guide

Corporal Punishment of Children (NSW)

Non-Payment of Fines (NSW)

School Attendance and the Law (NSW)

Understanding the Child Protection Register in NSW: A Comprehensive Guide by Dot Legal

Theft in Australia

Legal aspects of Fortune Telling in Australia

Robbery Offences (Western Australia WA)

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