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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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Nuisance (Qld)
Nuisance (Qld)
Public nuisance The offence of public nuisance in Queensland is governed by the Summary Offences Act and is defined as ‘behaving in a disorderly, offensive, threatening or violent way’ where this interferes, or is likely to interfere with the enjoyment of a public place by the public (Section 6). To be found guilty of this…
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You're Fired: Unfair Dismissal (Qld)
You’re Fired: Unfair Dismissal (Qld)
The most common dispute that arises in employment law surrounds dismissal. Unfair dismissal claims may concern the manner of dismissal or the reasons for the termination. A finding of unfair dismissal does not require the action to have been unlawful. It is based on the termination being harsh, unjust or unreasonable. In circumstances where an…
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Setting Aside Default Judgments (Qld)
Setting Aside Default Judgments (Qld)
What is a default judgment? A default judgment is a judgment delivered by the court in favour of a Plaintiff because of a Defendant’s failure to comply with the procedural requirements of the court. For example, if the court orders the Defendant to file its defence by a certain date and it fails to do…
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Losing Testamentary Capacity and Dying Intestate in Queensland
Losing Testamentary Capacity and Dying Intestate in Queensland
The Succession Act 1981 (Qld) governs the principles in relation to making a Will in Queensland, including when a person hasn’t the testamentary capacity to do so themselves. The provisions of other legislation such as the Power of Attorney Act 1988 (Qld) and the Trusts Act 1973 (Qld) may also operate when dealing with more…
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