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ADS LAW

Locality: Strathpine, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3088 3777

Address: Level 1, Suite 12, 104 Gympie Road 4500 Strathpine, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.adslaw.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Our Patrick Earl raised $1,390 for his team in the Cancer Councils Relay for Life.Our Patrick Earl raised $1,390 for his team in the Cancer Councils Relay for Life.

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23.01.2022 At its very heart there are two principles behind all children’s decisions in the family law courts. They are set out in section 60 CC of the Family Law Act: The primary considerations are: (a) the benefit to the child of having a meaningful relationship with both of the child's parents; and... (b) the need to protect the child from physical or psychological harm from being subjected to, or exposed to, abuse, neglect or family violence. There are then further factors to be considered but in essence all children’s decisions are based on the child having a meaningful relationship with both parents as long as it is safe. http://www5.austlii.edu.au//consol_/fla1975114/s60cc.html

22.01.2022 At its very heart there are two principles behind all childrens decisions in the family law courts. They are set out in section 60 CC of the Family Law Act: The primary considerations are: (a) the benefit to the child of having a meaningful relationship with both of the child's parents; and... (b) the need to protect the child from physical or psychological harm from being subjected to, or exposed to, abuse, neglect or family violence. There are then further factors to be considered but in essence all childrens decisions are based on the child having a meaningful relationship with both parents as long as it is safe. http://www5.austlii.edu.au//consol_/fla1975114/s60cc.html

20.01.2022 Our Patrick Earl raised $1,390 for his team in the Cancer Council's Relay for Life.Our Patrick Earl raised $1,390 for his team in the Cancer Council's Relay for Life.

20.01.2022 I just had a client ask me about a cheap divorce option hed found online. He asked me how much a divorce cost and I told him that he has to pay the filing fee which, I looked up for him and it was $900. He said hed found somewhere he could do it for about $120 online and wanted to know whether it would be effective.... I explained that only the court could make a divorce order in Australia. He provided me with the website which does advertise $118 divorce application. Further investigation on the website and a click on important facts reveals that you will also have to pay $900 filing fee to the court itself. So you would be paying $118 to fill in a divorce application form, which you can do online, to people who arent lawyers.

19.01.2022 Our new signs going up at 104 Gympie Road Strathpine... Tell us once youve see them and whats different to win a free Will (or Update) valued at up to $297

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18.01.2022 Our new signs going up at 104 Gympie Road Strathpine... Tell us once you've see them and what's different to win a free Will (or Update) valued at up to $297

18.01.2022 If youre a bloke worried about not being able to see your kids, then this video is for you... For more information, call 1300 ADS LAW today for a $199 Fixed Fee Initial Family Law Consultation

17.01.2022 Its Easter this weekend so we have Casual Friday on Holy Thursday

16.01.2022 Family law cases are decided by considering the factors set out in the family Law Act (for instance in section 60CC, 66J, 66K, 75 and 79). If you want to see how important it is to understand and apply the factors set out in the Family Law Act in every case there is, just look up some Family Law decisions. In every case, you will find the Court addressing the same factors, even though every case has its own facts and circumstances. One way to find judgments: http://www.familycourt.gov.au//judg/how-to-find-judgments/

15.01.2022 Christmas can be tough on relationships and if you've decided enough is enough, you might like to call our Patrick Earl on 1300 237 529 (07 3088 3777) to learn what you can do, can't do, should do, shouldn't do...

14.01.2022 Swordplay's got a mobile charging station!

13.01.2022 It's STRAYA Day at the office. It's like Australia Day but not on the same day, not as classy and not a holiday.

13.01.2022 Hopefully people will be able to spot the new LAWYERS signs...

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12.01.2022 Do you drive a truck? Are you at risk of losing your licence? Call my Traffic Lawyers on 1300 ADS LAW (1300 237 529) for a free initial consultation

12.01.2022 If you're a bloke worried about not being able to see your kids, then this video is for you... For more information, call 1300 ADS LAW today for a $199 Fixed Fee Initial Family Law Consultation

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10.01.2022 The new signs at night

08.01.2022 At the Logan Small Business Expo

08.01.2022 Coffs Harbour Credit repair business, Clear Credit Solutions Pty Ltd (Clear Credit) has paid penalties of $21,600 after ASIC issued two infringement notices. 1. Clear Credit said they could determine from reviewing a consumer's credit report, whether it could remove negative listings from that consumer's credit report. ASIC considered that these statements were false or misleading, as negative listings can only be removed in limited circumstances and that removal of the listing cannot be determined from simply reviewing a consumer's credit report. 2. In November 2016, Clear Credit also stated on its website that it was "voted Australia's most trusted credit restoration service". ASIC considered that this statement was false or misleading as no such voting process had taken place.

07.01.2022 This weekend our Patrick Earl will be taking part in the Queensland Cancer Council Relay for Life. His team will be swordfighting for 18 hours rather than running in a relay. Please donate and support. Details in the comments.

07.01.2022 It's Easter this weekend so we have Casual Friday on Holy Thursday

06.01.2022 Christmas can be tough on relationships and if youve decided enough is enough, you might like to call our Patrick Earl on 1300 237 529 (07 3088 3777) to learn what you can do, cant do, should do, shouldnt do...

06.01.2022 Its STRAYA Day at the office. Its like Australia Day but not on the same day, not as classy and not a holiday.

06.01.2022 The mother allegedly took the two 11-year-old sisters from outside their Townsville school in 2014, when they were aged seven, after their parents' marriage failed.

05.01.2022 The danger of comparing interest rates and lending options online If your client tries to compare the market for lenders and interest rates they may destroy their chances of getting a loan. Lenders will only allow a certain number of credit enquiries to be recorded on your credit file. Currently, it is about four within the last six months or six within the last 12 months. Any more enquiries will result in an automatic decline of the application.... You should be clear as to what constitutes a credit enquiry, as Equifax says: Every time you apply for credit and a credit provider obtains a copy of your report, an enquiry is added to your credit report. This includes any loan, mortgage or utilities applications you may make. There are steps the lenders need to take before they can list the credit enquiry on your credit file. If you are online and clicking buttons as you go, you may have given the financier permission to report you. We have had clients who did not realise they were making enquiries that would be listed on their credit file. They thought they were just looking into possibilities with various lenders online.

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03.01.2022 New business cards for a new business location

03.01.2022 Friends with Dignity is a national not-for-profit organisation providing assistance to men, women and children who have been displaced by domestic violence. Founded by former Director of Assist A Sista, Manuela Whitford, our dedicated team of volunteers work with registered referral agencies to turn houses into welcoming sanctuaries for people escaping domestic violence. Together we give people the dignity of a home to call their own.

02.01.2022 Swordplays got a mobile charging station!

01.01.2022 This is the media release from the Attorney General about changes to the Family Law system announced today

01.01.2022 Recent developments in the Federal Court suggest a plea deal of some sort between the ASIC and Malouf Group Enterprises Pty Ltd (MGE) and Jordan Malouf (Mr Malouf). On 19 February 2018 the parties agreed to vacate the trial dates and instead list it for final orders by consent on 23 April 2018. We dont know what orders are being sought yet but there are some clues:... 21 days prior to hearing Mr Malouf is to file and serve information about the financial position of himself as well as MGE; 21 days prior to hearing the ASIC will provide evidence from, among others, credit reporting bodies Equifax and Dun & Bradstreet and also from the ASIC. This suggests that the court will need to know what the financial position of the defendants is, which is really only going to be of interest to the court if its looking to impose a financial penalty. All will be revealed by 23 April.