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Maryborough Civil Lawyers | Expert Civil Solicitors

Maryborough Civil Lawyers | Civil Solicitors

Experienced. Effective. Affordable. All Maryborough Courts.

If you have a civil law case it’s vital that you have professional representation. It’s your future – don’t leave the outcome to chance…

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Our expert Maryborough lawyers will meet you to go over the particulars of your case and advise you on the best way forward. If you case is going to court they will recommend your best strategy and provide you with experienced, effective and affordable representation. The law for civil cases is complex – and there is no substitute for expert advice.

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Excessive Hardship Because of COVID-19 and Residential Leases (Qld)
Excessive Hardship Because of COVID-19 and Residential Leases (Qld)
On 24 April 2020, the Queensland government passed the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation (COVID-19 Emergency Response) Regulation. The Regulation makes temporary changes to the Queensland Residential Tenancies Act to make allowances for tenants suffering excessive hardship because of COVID-19 and will remain in force until 31 December 2020. It was made under the power…
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The Human Rights Act (QLD)
The Human Rights Act (QLD)
The Queensland parliament passed the Human Rights Act 2019 on 27 February 2019. Queensland is only the third Australian jurisdiction to pass human rights legislation, along with Victoria and the ACT. Whilst Australia is a signatory to numerous international human rights treaties, these have not been incorporated into Australian law through federal legislation. The passage…
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Getting a Grant of Probate (Qld)
Getting a Grant of Probate (Qld)
When a person dies with a valid Will, the Executors will usually apply for a grant of Probate. Probate is when the Supreme Court officially recognises the Will as legally valid and gives the authority to the Executors to start administrating the estate of the deceased. Two types of grants There are two other types…
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Contesting a Will (Qld)
Contesting a Will (Qld)
Wills and estates are legislated in Queensland under the Succession Act 1981. A family member may want to contest the will of a deceased if they do not believe they have been adequately provided for. This article describes the procedures for contesting a will and the grounds on which a will can be contested.  Contesting a grant…
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