Conveyancer or Solicitor?
When purchasing or selling property, do you know if it’s a Conveyancer or Solicitor you need to engage? Marino Lawyers have the answer!
Lawyer or Solicitor?
Ever found yourself thinking “I need a lawyer”? Ever wondered if it was a Lawyer or Solicitor that you actually need? Read on to find out!
What happens if you’re caught drink driving
Looking into Property Investment? It’s important to seek legal advice before commitment to avoid any issues or complications with the process.
Unlicensed Driving – Don’t Get Caught Out On The Road These Holidays
Many do not realise that driving on an expired licence is an offence (driving unlicensed) and further, the penalty for such is licence disqualification for 1-6 months depending on your circumstances.
Company Directors and Officers Now Able To Use Electronic Signatures From 1 April 2022
In February 2022, draft legislation was introduced into Parliament to remove the temporary measures and make them permanent. From 1 April 2022, the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) will be amended to allow Directors and Secretaries of Companies (Company Officers) to sign documents electronically.
Marino Lawyers: 34 Years Strong
The month of March marks our anniversary for providing legal services and this year we are celebrating being able to continue 34 years of practice in the Far North.
Transferring ownership of the house after separation
Transferring ownership of your home after separation with your partner can be complicated. The most common method is via Consent Orders. Find out more about this here.
Traffic Offence Charges
Been charged with a traffic offence or drink/drug driving? If so, we recommend that you obtain expert legal advice with respect to the charge as your livelihood may depend on it.
Resolving Common Neighbourhood Disputes
A dispute with your neighbour can be a tricky situation. It is important to protect your rights, however, it is also important to maintain a civil relationship with your neighbour moving forward. Many neighbourhood disputes in Cairns and Far North Queensland are commonly over trees or fences, especially coming into the cyclone season.
How does Guardianship for Adults work in Queensland?
A person of 18 years of age is legally considered an adult and are entitled to make decisions about their own life. Adults are presumed to have capacity to make all of their own decisions until it is proven otherwise.