Family Law and Divorce Separation Checklist: 10 Essential Steps for Couples in AustraliaA 10-point comprehensive checklist tailored for couples in Australia to consider during this time to help keep the process of breaking up as hassle-free as possible.
Media Releases Catholic Diocese Appeals Landmark Abuse Decision Raises Questions Over Legal ResponsibilityThe Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle is appealing a landmark ruling that found it liable for the 1969 sexual abuse of a student by Father Ron Pickin.
Personal Injury Institutional Child Abuse at Wesley DalmarWesley Dalmar, formerly a home for neglected children, has faced allegations of abuse. Learn about its history and survivor accounts.
Personal Injury Historical Abuse at Marymead in CanberraUncover the troubling allegations of abuse at Marymead Community Organisation in Canberra and explore pathways to justice for survivors.
Personal Injury Child Abuse in the Anglican Church in AustraliaThe Anglican Church in Australia has a complex history, with many institutions failing to protect those most vulnerable. Survivors of abuse deserve acknowledgment, justice, and the financial means to rebuild their lives.
Personal Injury Legal Help for Online Bullying, Harassment, and DefamationIn the digital age, online abuse can leave lasting scars on your well-being and reputation. If you’re facing cyberbullying, harassment, or defamation, know that help is just a step away.
Personal Injury St Bernard’s College Essendon Abuse ClaimsThe abuse at St Bernard’s College Essendon perpetrated by Brother Robert Charles Best and Father Daniel Dominic Hourigan continues to haunt survivors many decades later.
Personal Injury Kevin Lynch – Child Abuse at Brisbane Grammar Schoolevin Lynch, a trusted school counsellor at Brisbane Grammar School and later St Paul’s School, was at the centre of a devastating abuse scandal that impacted countless young lives.
Personal Injury Redress Payments: No Means Test for Abuse Survivors’ Aged CareStarting January 2025, child abuse survivors can enter aged care without the financial burden of National Redress payments affecting their access to essential services.