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8 February, 2016
When your teenager learns to drive, handing over the car keys can feel like handing over control of their safety for many parents. And indeed, the teen and early 20s years are the most dangerous…
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8 February, 2016
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Read full Did you know that fixed speed cameras also catch unregistered drivers?article
28 January, 2016
The education phase for the new bike safety laws comes to an end today 28th January 2016. Violation of the rules can result in an on-the-spot fine of $287, plus a $60 victims of crime levy and two…
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25 January, 2016
At Williams Barristers and Solicitors we understand that even the best behaved teenagers can get caught up doing dangerous or silly things sometimes. We’ve seen all sorts of juvenile cases, and have…
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20 January, 2016
Bail is the temporary release of someone awaiting trial. Sometimes a bail fee needs to be paid by the person in custody to guarantee their appearance in court. In South Australian and Commonwealth…
Read full Applying for Bail in South Australia – What to Expectarticle
22 December, 2015
The festive season is upon us, which means it’s time for catching up with friends and family, cross country drives and – unfortunately – time for the higher road toll to skyrocket. As high volumes of…
Read full Safe Driving During the Holidaysarticle
17 December, 2015
"Absurd and over-blown: mandatory sentencing is dumb justice" is the title of an article by Morry Bailes published on 17 December 2015 in Adelaide's InDaily online news. The full article is available…
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7 December, 2015
The purpose of a Will is to enable a person (Testator) to give instructions as to how they wish their assets to be distributed after death. To provide Will instructions a Testator must have…
Read full Testamentary Capacity and Statutory Willsarticle
26 November, 2015
Firstly make sure you have a will in place then consider redrafting or amending whenever there are any major changes to your life or circumstances like any of the following. Getting Married or in a…
Read full 7 Significant Points in Your Life When You Should Consider Your Estatearticle
11 November, 2015
Ben Jago, as supplied and published in Star Observer 10 November 2015
Read full Your partner & your will - Power of Attorney & Advance Care Directivearticle