For the first time, coercive control is recognised as a criminal offence in the Queensland jurisdiction, carrying a maximum penalty of 14 years’ imprisonment. These reforms acknowledge the serious harm...
When a child’s time with a parent needs to be supervised, it can be hard to know how to explain what’s happening — and why. Whether the visits are in...
For the first time, the law will recognise 'companion animals' as a unique type of property, giving the courts more guidance as to where pets will live after separation if...
It is common practice for family violence intervention orders (IVOs) to be resolved on a 'without admission' basis.
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