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TWC Lawyers – Welcome Michelle Landon to our TWC Team

Michelle Landon Legal Secretary BA (Southern Cross University) Michelle has previously completed a Bachelor of Psychological Science and Masters in Criminology at Bond University, whereby she had the opportunity to participate in work experience with the Logan office of Probation and Parole. Michelle is currently completing her Bachelor of Law degree at Southern Cross University […]

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TWC Lawyers – Welcome Chrissy Trueman to our Family Law Division

TWC Lawyers would like to Welcome Senior Associate Family Lawyer With over 20 years experience, Chrissy relishes family law and prides herself on mediation of matters should the opportunity arise. Although Chrissy is a mediation specialist, Chrissy has had a vast array of matters and with her investment banking and finance background, can navigate not

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A Simple Guide to the Separation Process in Queensland

If you’ve decided to separate from your spouse, it’s easy to get a bit lost in the separation process. What should you do when, how does it happen, and do you need to involve lawyers or Courts along the way? In this guide, we’re going to run you through an example separation step by step. In doing so, we hope that you’ll see the

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What to Do If You’re Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence in Australia

It’s every person’s nightmare that at some point they will be falsely accused of domestic violence. Whether that’s part of a family law dispute, a larger disagreement or it comes completely out of the blue, knowing how to respond if you’re wrongly accused of domestic violence is going to make a significant difference to outcomes.

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International Parental Child Abduction to a Non-Hague Convention Country

Background After a family separation, we began attending to our client’s property settlement matter. In the meantime, our client’s estranged wife took their two children out of Australia to her place of birth and left them in the care of the maternal grandparents. Our client’s estranged wife then returned to Australia without the children. The

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