Stacks Law Firm, Taree in Taree, New South Wales | Lawyer & law firm

Stacks Law Firm, Taree

Locality: Taree, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6592 6592

Address: 207 Victoria Street 2430 Taree, NSW, Australia

Website: http://taree.stacklaw.com.au

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25.01.2022 The police recorded a man engaging in what appeared to be the supply of a prohibited drug, alleged to be ecstasy. The prosecution argued he should be charged and sentenced for ongoing supply. The man argued he should be charged with the lesser offence of one-off supply. Which case won? http://ow.ly/lKbE50COD6p

24.01.2022 The NSW Court of Appeal was asked to decide who was responsible for injuries caused by the collapse of a balcony at a rented property in Collaroy, in Sydney. Was it the managing agent, the landlord or perhaps even the tenant? Find out what the court decided in this edition of Which Case Won. http://ow.ly/eRkr50BZk55

24.01.2022 Come & join us on Monday for a fantastic day of racing. Lunch available from our bistro. Tap & Go at bar & bistro. No ATM on site. First Race 1.35am Last Race 5.25pm

23.01.2022 A man who had been found guilty of child sex abuse had his conviction quashed and a retrial ordered due to juror misconduct. It was discovered that a juror had visited the crime scene, taken photos and then shown them to three other jurors. These actions had grievous consequences. http://ow.ly/yTod50CvjIw

22.01.2022 Coming up this Saturday is the Stacks Finance 2020 Manning River Open - see the team at the Club Taree Pro Shop to sign up.

20.01.2022 Don't want to queue at the gate book your tickets on line https://nswtickets.com.au/event/12603 Pizza Van, Coffee Van, Jumping Castle, Bistro, Bar tap Beer , TAB facilities, DJ TAB Lawn Party

19.01.2022 The Federal Court has found that sacking an employee who criticised the company’s client the government - did not amount to unfair dismissal. The employee claimed he was unlawfully dismissed because he criticised the government for failing to do enough to help victims of abuse in the Defence Force. http://ow.ly/YvE250BSPbk

16.01.2022 A woman sought to shift her tax debt to her bankrupt husband during their divorce. The case compelled the High Court to decide whether one party in a relationship can be substituted for another when it comes to Commonwealth debts, like tax debts or Centrelink debts. http://ow.ly/IXZ950CvdS4

15.01.2022 After police stopped and searched two men on a Sydney street on the suspicion of carrying drugs, they instead found a set of mailbox keys, which they alleged were housebreaking implements. The two men appeared in court, where the magistrate questioned whether the police search was legal. http://ow.ly/v5ko50DrVBD

15.01.2022 Building a granny flat for your ageing parents is a win-win. You can help care for them and they can help care for your children. But currently if you sell, your property could be subject to capital gains tax. That is changing with the introduction of a CGT exemption for granny flat arrangements. http://ow.ly/7RnL50DBb3N

14.01.2022 NEW PODCAST EPISODE // 004: The Accidental Lawyer Meet Josh Crowther Taree NSW Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honors at Newcastle University... "That was really good at getting you decent on your feet before a magistrate." In this episode we chat to Josh Crowther, a Wills & Estate expert at Stacks Law Firm in Taree, who completed a Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honors at Newcastle University. LISTEN NOW Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/six-degrees-of-study-apple Spotify: https://bit.ly/spotify-six-degrees-podcast-004 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/google-six-degrees-podcast-004 Anchor: https://bit.ly/anchor-six-degrees-podcast-004

13.01.2022 Having a power of attorney or enduring guardianship is recommended as part of a solid estate plan. But you hear so many horror stories about people abusing their position as attorney, or about fights between members of the family. How can you avoid starring in a horror story of your own? http://ow.ly/7xju50CSFMc

12.01.2022 A case in the Federal Court concerned a woman suffering from multiple sclerosis. She sought funding under the National Disability Insurance Scheme to pay for a sex worker. The agency administering the scheme denied her request, saying it does not fund such services. Which case won? http://ow.ly/BV4y50BZdNG

09.01.2022 Could a wealthy aunt cut her relatives out of her will and leave everything to her next door neighbours instead? Or did she not have the testamentary capacity to change her will? Find out what the court decided in this fortnight’s edition of Which Case Won. http://ow.ly/nqAr50CpGbE

03.01.2022 A worker claimed that due to a workplace psychological injury, he was unable to work and therefore entitled to weekly compensation payments. The employer’s insurer rejected the claim. The parties attended arbitration at the Workers Compensation Commission to resolve the dispute. Which case won? http://ow.ly/3wMk50Dyq0R

03.01.2022 Stacks Taree would like to wish Di from our Conveyancing Department all the very best for her retirement. Di has been an important part of the Stacks team for 7 years and will be missed by all.