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Nanango Lawyers | Solicitors in Nanango

If you have a court case coming up in Nanango, or just need some good legal advice, our Nanango Lawyers are the people to see.

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Abortion Laws in Queensland
Abortion Laws in Queensland
Under Queensland law, abortion is illegal unless it is performed under ‘lawful’ circumstances. Queensland courts have interpreted lawful circumstances as meaning circumstances where an abortion is necessary to preserve a woman from danger to her life or her physical or mental health. Under the Queensland Criminal Code 1899, there are currently three provisions that relate…
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Enquiry Into Wage Theft Underway (Qld)
Enquiry Into Wage Theft Underway (Qld)
A Queensland parliamentary inquiry is investigating the problem of wage theft in Queensland. The committee will be looking at the incidence of wage theft in the state, its impact on workers, families, businesses, the community and the economy. It will consider why wage theft is occurring, which industries or occupations it is most prevalent in…
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Road Rules and Cyclists (Qld)
Road Rules and Cyclists (Qld)
A bicycle is a vehicle within the meaning of the Queensland Road Rules. If you are riding a bike on the roads, you must obey the road rules the same as any other vehicle. Cyclists can be issued with fines for breaking road rules, but no demerits are issued to cyclists. While all the road…
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Proceeds of Crime (Qld)
Proceeds of Crime (Qld)
The federal government and the states and territories of Australia all have legislation regulating the proceeds of crime. In Queensland, this legislation is the Criminal Proceeds Confiscation Act 2002. This legislation provides for various orders to be made to restrain offenders from disposing of property obtained by crime and to forfeit property obtained through crime.…
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