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Divorce and family law: Do I need a lawyer?

31 Jul, 2022

Normally the decision to engage a lawyer to help you with your divorce is a personal decision ... read on. Divorce lawyers Ipswich: Fallu McMillan Lawyers are your experienced, trusted local team.

What MUST you do if you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident? What are your legal obligations?

15 Dec, 2021

Most people would think that the best thing to do is call a tow truck and then arrange your insurance company to deal with the mess.

What’s in a “Duty of Care”? What my wife tells me about the “Duty of Care”… And does this mean my children might sue me???

15 Dec, 2021

Often, my friends and family will use the term “they have a duty of care”, thereby implying that someone (somewhere) needs to do something to avoid either and injury or an accident. I hear these comments from people when they see someone drive through a set of traffic lights at speed or see water on the floor at a shopping centre. Fallu McMillan Ipswich Lawyers.

Understanding Drug Driving

08 Nov, 2021

One offence is that of driving under the influence of a drug. In that situation, the police need to establish that you have more than a prescribed concentration of a drug in your system.

So, you’ve been charged with a criminal offence. Let’s talk about bail.

14 Oct, 2021

Bail is a written undertaking that you sign, promising to appear in court on the date written on that undertaking. Fallu McMillan: Criminal Law Ipswich.

Buying your first home? Better check your insurance policy for holes!

05 Oct, 2021

The world is your oyster. You are young, gainfully employed, and the bank has just approved the finance for your very first home. Exciting times! It feels like your life is headed in the right direction.

Family Law: Everything you need to know about property settlements

26 Sep, 2021

One area that often causes angst is the dreaded property settlement, with so many questions to consider ... by David Love Family Law specialist Ipswich.

How can WorkCover help your business?

24 Sep, 2021

WorkCover Queensland is an insurance company set up by the state government to cover all workers in Queensland who sustain an injury at work. Importantly, it’s a faultless scheme, which means any injury caused at work (no matter who is at fault) is covered. Compensation Lawyers Ipswich - connect with FMLAW.

WorkCover: Compensation and damages

07 Sep, 2021

In Queensland, the Workers Compensation Scheme provides workers with a number of benefits if they are injured as a result of their work. These benefits are often referred to as “compo” and include lost wages, medical expenses and costs incurred as the result of an injury. Fallu McMillan are your workers compensation law experts in Ipswich and beyond.

alcohol interlock program drink driving Ipswich

Changes to alcohol interlock program

30 Aug, 2021

Participation in the program is required if you have been disqualified from driving for one of the following reasons and would like to get your licence back; failing to give a specimen of breath, driving under the influence of alcohol, had two or more drink driving offences within a five-year period, have been convicted of dangerous driving while affected by alcohol, or any other offence involving a breach of the Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program.