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Pannu Lawyers

Locality: Blacktown

Phone: +61 2 9920 1787

Address: 4/1 Boys Avenue 2148 Blacktown, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Being arrested or charged with a criminal offence including domestic violence offences can be a daunting experience. It can often be your first interaction with the legal system. At Pannu Lawyers, we take time to help you understand your rights, and give you the advice you need to best protect you. Whether it be a minor traffic matter, drug possession, or more serious offences , we are here to help you. Call our office on 02 9920 1787 to book an appointment with an experienced lawyer.

23.01.2022 What is the law regarding preventing the course of justice in New South Wales? The police may charge a person with Preventing the Course of Justice where it finds that he/she is doing an act which is obstructing, preventing or defeating the course of justice or the administration of the law.

22.01.2022 Eight ways an ex-partner can hide money from you Unfortunately, an ex-partner can still hide money and other assets from you even after separation, in an attempt to reduce the asset pool available in a family law proceeding. It is common for people to attempt to hide assets or minimise their true value to benefit themselves. Continue reading:

20.01.2022 Separated or divorced and looking to spend time with your children this Christmas season and don’t have Court orders in place? The pain of not being able spend time with your children during Christmas season can be excruciating for you as a parent. We understand that there is nothing more important to you than making this holiday season special for your children. However, being separated or divorced, especially with no Parenting Orders from the Court providing for Christmas holiday time with your children can be incredibly challenging. Continue reading:

19.01.2022 Mid Range Drink Driving Law and Penalties in New South Wales It is an offence in NSW to drive a motor vehicle while the person driving has a middle range concentration of alcohol. This is stated in subsection 110 (4) in the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW) [hereafter, the Act]: Continue reading:

16.01.2022 Buying or selling property this summer? We are here to assist you throughout the entire process to make sure you are protected and the process is seamless. You can trust our highly experienced team to assist you with your one of the important decision of your life.

16.01.2022 Being the subject of an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO) can take a significant toll on your personal life and adversely affect your ability to maintain contact with your loved ones, including your spouse and/or children. It may also affect some career opportunities for some, like security guards. With the help of an experienced lawyer who fights unfair ADVO’s day in day out, you can fight to have unfairly imposed ADVOs dismissed so that you and your family can work towards moving forward in life. Served with an ADVO application, contact our office on 02 9920 1787 to make an appointment with an experienced criminal defence lawyer.

15.01.2022 Should a Judge and Lawyer be socialising out-of-hours during a case? The Family Court Chief Justice Will Alstergren presided over a case with two of his colleagues as to whether a judge and a barrister who met for drinks, coffee and exchanged multiple text messages while a case was on foot was grounds for ordering a retrial of a protracted family law dispute.

15.01.2022 Today we appeared before Magistrate Keady at Parramatta Local Court defending our client who was charged with one count of Common Assault (DV). The alleged facts were that our client a female has Assaulted her husband who recorded a video of his wife threatening to assault him. Police arrested our client and our client participated in electronic record of interview with suspected person (ERISP). Today we challenged both the ERISP & video recording and our submissions based on a recent High Court were accepted by the Court. Once these two pieces of evidence were thrown out of evidence, our client was found NOT GUILTY by the Court. If you are facing criminal charges and your reputation is worth defending, please call our office on 02 9920 1787 to make an appointment with one of our solicitors.

13.01.2022 Affray and violent public disorder law in New South Wales What is Affray? Affray is a common charge for violent public conduct that disturbs peace. Police often prefer to use this charge when they believe they are unable to prove an assault. Conduct such as violence, threats and anti-social behaviour can be included under this charge. These charges differ from assault, as they involve the element where a person of reasonable firmness (i.e. an innocent bystander/witness), wh...o is not a participant of the violence, being disturbed. This means the prosecution does not need to prove an innocent bystander was physically hurt as long as they would feel their personal safety is at risk, it is enough to prove a charge of affray. Continue reading:

10.01.2022 FAMILY CONTRIBUTIONS, WINDFALLS AND LOTTERY GAINS In a divorce or a breakdown of de-facto relationships, often disputes arise about property. The parties to the dispute can either come to an agreement about the distribution of the property or can make an application to the Court to determine the dispute about division of the matrimonial assets. Section 4(1) of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (the Act) defines the term property in relation to the parties to a marriage/de-facto relationship or either of them as ‘property to which those parties are, or that party is, as the case may be, entitled, whether in possession or reversion’.

10.01.2022 Can you claim deceit & misrepresentation for paternity fraud? What is paternity fraud? Paternity fraud refers to when a mother misidentifies a man as the biological father of her child. The mother may know the man is not the father of her child, or she may simply suspect he may not be the father of her child.... Continue reading:

06.01.2022 WHAT IS AN APPREHENDED VIOLENCE ORDERS? An Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) is an order made by the Court to restrict the defendant from contacting or from doing certain things to the applicant or the Person in Need of Protection (PINOP). There are mainly two types of AVO’s, they are: 1. Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO)... 2. Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVO)

06.01.2022 Pannu Lawyers are Australian Divorce Lawyers and extensively practice in Family Law. We appear in Federal Circuit Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia on daily basis. We can also assist you in Divorce, Child Custody, Spousal Maintenance and Property Division claims. If you require any assistance with your family law matter, call our office on 02 9920 1787 to make an appointment with experienced family lawyer.

04.01.2022 How Do I Prove I’m Separated Under One Roof? If a married couple has separated and wishes to file for divorce, the Court must be satisfied that under section 48 of the Family Law Act 1975: 1. The marriage has broken down irretrievably and there is no chance of reconciliation,... 2. The parties have separated for at least 12 months, and Continue reading:

03.01.2022 Pannu Lawyers wishes everyone Happy Father’s Day!

03.01.2022 Can you lawfully use physical force to correct your children? As a parent, you might have a difficult situation mending the ways of your children without using physical force. Sometimes, you might feel the need to ‘reasonably chastise’ your children when they exhibit unacceptable behaviour. While traditionally the law has acknowledged that it is acceptable for a parent to use physical force on their children, the modern approach has denounced it. In 2002, the government of N...ew South Wales amended the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) (‘the Act’) to include section 61AA. The introduction of this section brought clarity as to what is and what is not acceptable conduct to lawfully correct your children. The section sets out the circumstances in which the defence of ‘lawful correction’ may exist in a situation that might otherwise lead to a charge of assault against the parent. See more

02.01.2022 Double demerits start at midnight tonight and continue until 11.59pm, Monday 5 October. Police will be targeting speeding, mobile phone, seatbelt and motorcycle helmet offences during this long weekend. Be safe on Road.

02.01.2022 When can you record someone without their knowledge and consent? With the availability of recording devices, it can be tempting to secretly record another person for evidence. However, in general, the rules of evidence do not allow secretly recorded files to be admitted into evidence, on the basis that the evidence was illegally or improperly obtained.

01.01.2022 Unfair dismissal Should a bus driver borrow money from a passenger? A contentious issue in employment law is an employee’s conduct outside of work hours and whether this affects their job. Nowadays, with the rise of telecommunications and the internet, it is unsurprising that the line between work and private life can be blurred. COVID-19 has generated even more concerns about employees working remotely which may confuse both employers and employees about conduct occurring outside of the workplace and outside of usual working hours.