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DLH Solicitors Rylstone

Locality: Rylstone, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6379 1105

Address: 76 Louee Street 2849 Rylstone, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 What do you do when you see this type of sign on a farmers private property? A) Respect it and stay out. B) Enter it illegally and:... Put a farmers land, livestock or operations at risk Cop an on-the-spot fine of $1,000 Face further fines up to $400,000 in court Face up to 3 years in prison.

23.01.2022 Now anyone caught drink driving over their legal limit on NSW Roads will immediately lose their licence for at least 3 months. So if youre drinking, dont drive. Find out more: bit.ly/drinkdrivingreforms

23.01.2022 Today marked a very special occasion... Allan’s 70th birthday... celebrations commenced on Saturday with a small get together at Pepinos Mexican Restaurant at RYLSTONE.. followed up with a few little surprises today

23.01.2022 Allan and the girls would like to take this opportunity to advise that we are closed for a well deserved break and recoup and will re-open on Monday 14 January 2019.. we hope you had a fabulous Christmas and wish you all a very happy and safe New Year

23.01.2022 Dont let the fear of saying or doing the wrong thing stop you from reaching out to support a friend who is grieving. Heres some handy tips... More info: www.nalag.org.au #nalagnsw #grief #support

21.01.2022 SCAM ALERT.. be careful!

20.01.2022 Some helpful tips for parents...

18.01.2022 All the staff would like to wish you a happy and safe long weekend...

18.01.2022 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! NSW IS OFFICIALLY Stage 3 *LOCKDOWN*, as of 12am on 31 March 2020 until 29 June 2020 (90 days) unless the order is revoked earlier. This means it is ILLEGAL to leave your home without a *reasonable excuse*, unless you: ... 1 Travel to work or education if you cannot do it from home; 2 Need essential items like food, goods or services; 3 EXERCISE! 4 Medical or caring reasons. ALSO: 5 You must not gather in a public place of more than 2 people; EXCEPT: 6 If you are with members of the same household; 7 Gatherings essential for work. WARNING: If you fail to comply with a direction and break the rules you are liable for: $11,000 Fine, or 6 months in prison, or BOTH! The law is set out in the Public Health (COVID-19 Restrictions on Gathering and Movement Order) 2020. Save lives! STAY HOME! HEADS UP! The requirement to be in public with no more than one person outside of your household extends to travelling in vehicles. As of tomorrow NSW Police will be pulling over vehicles with multiple adults inside to check their addresses on their licences to confirm whether they will are all from the same household and could fine anyone in breach of this - people carpooling to mine sites could be impacted When sharing your vehicle, please ensure that everyone in your car is not in breach of this law as significant fines are being issued.

18.01.2022 Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW John Barilaro and Minister for Agriculture Adam Marshall today announced that the historic Right to Farm Bill had passed both houses. This is an historic day for our States farmers, introducing the toughest penalties in the nation for farm trespass and providing farmers with a nuisance shield to protect them from unnecessary and costly legal disputes, Mr Marshall said. If a farmer is undertaking lawful agricultural activities,... they will have the full protection of the law in NSW against farm invasions, intimidation and interference in their farming operations. http://www.alpa.net.au//John_Barilaro_Adam_Marshall_med_re

18.01.2022 Extra extra, read all about it! Benjamin Palmer, editor of the Mudgee Guardian had a chat with our Wills & Estates solicitor Sally Callander about the import...ance of estate planning during covid-19. Sally has been based out in Gulgong for the past couple of months but will be returning to our Mudgee office on Thursday’s and Friday’s as of this week. She will continue to service our Gulgong Clients every Tuesday for the foreseeable future. If you need to talk to someone about your estate planning, call our office on 6372 1099 to make an appointment.

18.01.2022 Be aware! Stay safe this Christmas and New Year season.

18.01.2022 Contrary to popular belief, the state does not receive your assets if you die without a Will. Chapter 4 of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) sets out the order in which your eligible relatives will inherit your estate if you die without a will. It is always advisable to talk to your solicitor about your assets and to put a succession plan into place to ensure your family are looked after adequately and assets are passed in accordance with your wishes.

17.01.2022 We know its cold, but if youre planning to collect wood from travelling stock reserves (TSRs) you could be in serious trouble. It is illegal and fines of up t...o $5,500 apply. There are no exemptions, and anyone caught removing timber or disturbing either live or dead vegetation on the TSR network is breaking the law. In times of drought, stock routes are especially important for the movement of herds - and are a valuable refuge for endangered fauna. Decaying timber and leaf litter are also important in the process of nutrient recycling back into the soil. While permits are available to collect firewood from selected state forests, Local Land Services do not issue permits for wood collection. Action may be taken against anyone found removing firewood or carrying out other illegal activities such as dumping rubbish, riding dirt bikes or four-wheel driving. People can report any illegal activity to Local Land Services on 1300 795 299, or to their local police station on 131 444. Making a note of registration numbers, descriptions, locations and dates can provide valuable assistance in the prosecution of offenders. For more information contact your nearest Local Land Services office on 1300 759 299. (Photo supplied: Central West TSR Team Leader, Peta Holcombe at the site of illegal firewood collection outside Dubbo)

17.01.2022 Extra extra, read all about it! Benjamin Palmer, editor of the Mudgee Guardian had a chat with our Wills & Estates solicitor Sally Callander about the import...ance of estate planning during covid-19. Sally has been based out in Gulgong for the past couple of months but will be returning to our Mudgee office on Thursdays and Fridays as of this week. She will continue to service our Gulgong Clients every Tuesday for the foreseeable future. If you need to talk to someone about your estate planning, call our office on 6372 1099 to make an appointment.

16.01.2022 Are you thinking of giving away, selling or buying a Cat or Dog? Please read the following..

15.01.2022 Today marked a very special occasion... Allans 70th birthday... celebrations commenced on Saturday with a small get together at Pepinos Mexican Restaurant at RYLSTONE.. followed up with a few little surprises today

15.01.2022 Did you know? Well here is the answer....

14.01.2022 We would like to extend to you and your family a safe and happy Easter... stay healthy and remember the following:

13.01.2022 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! NSW IS OFFICIALLY Stage 3 *LOCKDOWN*, as of 12am on 31 March 2020 until 29 June 2020 (90 days) unless the order is revoked earlier. This means it is ILLEGAL to leave your home without a *reasonable excuse*, unless you: ... 1 Travel to work or education if you cannot do it from home; 2 Need essential items like food, goods or services; 3 EXERCISE! 4 Medical or caring reasons. ALSO: 5 You must not gather in a public place of more than 2 people; EXCEPT: 6 If you are with members of the same household; 7 Gatherings essential for work. WARNING: If you fail to comply with a direction and break the rules you are liable for: $11,000 Fine, or 6 months in prison, or BOTH! The law is set out in the Public Health (COVID-19 Restrictions on Gathering and Movement Order) 2020. Save lives! STAY HOME! HEADS UP! The requirement to be in public with no more than one person outside of your household extends to travelling in vehicles. As of tomorrow NSW Police will be pulling over vehicles with multiple adults inside to check their addresses on their licences to confirm whether they will are all from the same household and could fine anyone in breach of this - people carpooling to mine sites could be impacted When sharing your vehicle, please ensure that everyone in your car is not in breach of this law as significant fines are being issued.

13.01.2022 || MEET ALLAN || Allan is the principal solicitor at DLH Solicitors. He was admitted in 1988 after twelve years of teaching in Sydney, Kandos, Orange and Bath...urst. Allan commenced practising as a solicitor at Rylstone (where he still lives) and joined the Mudgee practice of Dear and Loneragan in 2006 as a partner with Geoff Dear and took full ownership of the business in 2012. When Allan is not at the office, he can be found working on his small farm, enjoying his dream home, taking photographs and spending time with his children and grandchildren.

12.01.2022 https://www.yourlifechoices.com.au//tricky-road-rule-could

12.01.2022 Don’t let the fear of saying or doing the wrong thing stop you from reaching out to support a friend who is grieving. Here’s some handy tips... More info: www.nalag.org.au #nalagnsw #grief #support

11.01.2022 If youve got a Digital Driver Licence and youre pulled over, wait until police ask to see your licence before you touch your device. Know the rules: www.mobilephoneroadrules.com.au

11.01.2022 #COVID19 Frequently asked questions Q: Can I take a learner driver for a lesson? A: Under the Public Health Orders, a person cannot leave their place of reside...nce without a reasonable excuse. A reasonable excuse includes travelling for the purposes of work where you cannot work from home, so driving instructors can leave their house for their work to teach people how to drive. We consider that it would be a reasonable excuse for a person to leave their house to receive driving lessons (either from a driving instructor or a member of their family), given that this is a learning activity that cannot be done from home and is akin to the listed reasonable excuse of travelling to attend an educational institution where you cannot learn from home. Learner drivers could also continue to drive with a supervising family member for any of the listed reasonable excuses for leaving the house for example, driving to the supermarket

10.01.2022 This Christmas, it wont be a question of which rural road in NSW police will be on, but when they will be on it. Operation Safe Arrival, the Christmas/New Year... road safety-enforcement operation, starts at 12.01am on Friday 21 December 2018 and concludes at 11.59pm on Tuesday 1 January 2019. Double demerits will be in force throughout the period for speeding, seatbelt, mobile phone and motorcycle helmet offences. As Friday is a designated school day, an additional demerit point on top of double demerits will also apply to all relevant school zone offences committed on that day. During the 2017-2018 Operation Safe Arrival period, 31 lives were lost in 26 fatal crashes on NSW roads. Of the 31 lives lost, 19 were drivers, seven were passengers, two were motorcyclists and three were pedestrians. About 42 per cent of fatal crashes during this time occurred between 11am and 5pm. During operation Safe Arrival 2017-2018, police conducted 700,200 random breath tests and charged 1585 people with drink driving. Traffic and Highway Patrol Commands Assistant Commissioner, Michael Corboy, said back roads in rural areas will be a main target for police random breath testing. We will be travelling the same roads that you will this Christmas. Your trip is our trip. It will be those feeder roads that lead to our major arterial roads such as the Pacific, Newell and Princes highways, Assistant Commissioner Corboy said. Generally over Christmas we have looked at major thoroughfares getting in and out of Sydney, where a lot of crashes occur. This year it wont be a question of which road will we be on, it will be a matter of when will we be on that stretch of road? Minister for Roads, Maritime and Freight Mrs Melinda Pavey said while November had the lowest road toll recorded on record (since 1936) its important not to become complacent. If youre on the roads this holiday season, I encourage everyone to be their best self behind the wheel, whether youre driving in the city or travelling in the country, so you can return home to loved ones, Mrs Pavey said Motorists are also being reminded that from 17 September 2018, an extra demerit point was added to the penalty for illegally using a mobile phone while driving. This will add an additional two demerit points in double demerit periods resulting in a total of 10 demerit points for this offence.

10.01.2022 Take care on our roads this upcoming Australia Day Long Weekend

09.01.2022 GAZUMPING - Don’t you just love that word ? But what does it mean ? Gazumping occurs when an agent or seller accepts an offer you make to buy a property at an agreed price but the property is sold to someone else. This usually happens when the vendor sells the property for a higher amount. The agent is legally obliged to pass on to the vendor any further offers received for the property up until the exchange of contracts.... If you are considering purchasing a property, we can help guide you through the process to ensure you know your legal rights.

09.01.2022 Priscilla paying a visit!

08.01.2022 Did you know eating and driving could cost you $448 and six demerit points this Christmas?

07.01.2022 Blow over, now youll lose your licence immediately.

07.01.2022 We wish to advise that at this stage we remain open. Please give us the required safe distance when you enter our office and if you are unwell please phone. We can be reached on 6379 1105. We will remain open as long as allowable but with such uncertainty we are working on procedures to allow us to continue to work from home if we are forced into lockdown. ... From our family to yours please keep safe and well.

07.01.2022 Allan and staff would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, a safe festive season and the very best for a successful and happy New Year. Our office will close Friday 20 December 2019 and reopen Monday 13 January 2020. We look forward to seeing you all in the New Year.

06.01.2022 #subscriber Do you wave out the window or give a short, cheerful toot on the horn to say goodbye? You could cop a $337 fine and three points.

04.01.2022 #COVID19 Frequently asked questions Q: Can I take a learner driver for a lesson? A: Under the Public Health Orders, a person cannot leave their place of reside...nce without a reasonable excuse. A reasonable excuse includes travelling for the purposes of work where you cannot work from home, so driving instructors can leave their house for their work to teach people how to drive. We consider that it would be a reasonable excuse for a person to leave their house to receive driving lessons (either from a driving instructor or a member of their family), given that this is a learning activity that cannot be done from home and is akin to the listed reasonable excuse of travelling to attend an educational institution where you cannot learn from home. Learner drivers could also continue to drive with a supervising family member for any of the listed reasonable excuses for leaving the house for example, driving to the supermarket

02.01.2022 YOUR DOMESTIC ANIMALS Did you know that in NSW all domestic animals are classified as property? So, if your dog attacks and injures another domestic animal, this is said to be a property dispute because one persons property has been damaged. The NSW Companion Animals Act 1998 establishes that dog owners have a legal responsibility for their dogs actions and can be held personally liable for injury or damage caused by their dog. Generally, negligence by the dog owner needs to be proven before compensation can be sought by the other party.