Q&A

What are the top three things you’d recommend to a Personal Injury client?

Making a personal injury claim can feel overwhelming, but taking the right steps can make all the difference. Associate, Roz van der Blom shares three essential tips—from keeping detailed records and seeking prompt medical attention to understanding strict time limits—that can help you protect your rights and maximise your compensation.

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I run a small business. I just received a notice from a government department saying I have to hand over a whole list of business records. Do I have to do so?

If you’ve received a notice asking for business records, you might be wondering if you have to comply. In regulated industries;, government authorities often request records to ensure compliance with the law. Partner, Mark Madsen, explains why these requests are made and what you need to know about the records that may be required.

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If I’m a permanent resident, how can I help family members join me in Australia?

As a permanent resident, you have several pathways to sponsor eligible family members to join you in Australia. Options include partner visas for your spouse or de facto partner, visas for dependent children, and temporary or permanent visas for parents. Understanding the specific requirements for these visas is crucial.

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I want to apply for a Partner Visa but I haven’t been living with my (Australian) partner for 12 months yet. What can I do?

Depending on your circumstances, you may still be able to apply and you can also register your civil partnership depending on where you live.  What’s most important is demonstrating that you and your partner are in a genuine and ongoing (de facto or spousal) relationship.  This means providing evidence to demonstrate you share financial matters,

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