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]]> Comment on What is the Traffic Offenders’ Intervention Program? (TOIP) by admin http://www.bemlaw.com.au/crime-and-traffic/what-is-the-traffic-offenders%e2%80%99-intervetion-program-toip/#comment-262 admin Fri, 14 Oct 2011 06:15:34 +0000 http://www.blog.bemlaw.com.au/uncategorized/what-is-the-traffic-offenders%e2%80%99-intervetion-program-toip/#comment-262 Hi Linda, I will assume that your daughter in on her P1 license (reds). As you know they only have 4 demerit points on their license. Any speeding offence for P1 drivers automatically uses all the demerit points. This offence has 5 demerit points attached to it. If your daughter pays the fine the RTA will send her a letter informing her that her licence is to be suspended for 3 months. When she receives that letter she has 28 days to lodge an appeal at the Local Court to challenge the suspension. There is also the following options: 1. Make the election to take the matter to court and plead not guilty. This is the option she should consider if she says she was not speeding; or 2. Make the election to take the matter to court and plead guilty. Her objective would be to obtain a section 10 and therefore the points would not apply. Either way she needs to make sure she gets some legal advice. Our local courts are making comment each week that they are worried about the combination of young drivers and speed. That does not mean that her effort to obtain some leniency will not be successful. It means that it must be done properly. If she appeals the suspension from the RTA she can refer herself to complete the program. If she makes the court election most courts require the regulation be followed that the referral to the program be made by the court. Hi Linda,

I will assume that your daughter in on her P1 license (reds). As you know they only have 4 demerit points on their license. Any speeding offence for P1 drivers automatically uses all the demerit points. This offence has 5 demerit points attached to it. If your daughter pays the fine the RTA will send her a letter informing her that her licence is to be suspended for 3 months. When she receives that letter she has 28 days to lodge an appeal at the Local Court to challenge the suspension. There is also the following options:
1. Make the election to take the matter to court and plead not guilty. This is the option she should consider if she says she was not speeding; or
2. Make the election to take the matter to court and plead guilty. Her objective would be to obtain a section 10 and therefore the points would not apply.

Either way she needs to make sure she gets some legal advice. Our local courts are making comment each week that they are worried about the combination of young drivers and speed. That does not mean that her effort to obtain some leniency will not be successful. It means that it must be done properly.

If she appeals the suspension from the RTA she can refer herself to complete the program. If she makes the court election most courts require the regulation be followed that the referral to the program be made by the court.

]]> Comment on Can I legally leave my child out of a will? by admin http://www.bemlaw.com.au/commercial-law/can-i-legally-leave-my-child-out-of-a-will/#comment-261 admin Fri, 14 Oct 2011 05:56:44 +0000 http://www.bemlaw.com.au/?p=660#comment-261 Hi Renee, The answer is yes, it does sound like you would have some rights to contest the Will. You have 12 months from the date of passing to bring a claim. These matters can be quite complicated. Can I suggest that give our office a call on 49292700 and speak to Nick Pidcock or Andrew Fletcher about what steps you may have to take. They are happy to have a no obligation chat over the phone to give you some guidance. Thank you for your question. Regards Michael Hi Renee,

The answer is yes, it does sound like you would have some rights to contest the Will. You have 12 months from the date of passing to bring a claim. These matters can be quite complicated. Can I suggest that give our office a call on 49292700 and speak to Nick Pidcock or Andrew Fletcher about what steps you may have to take. They are happy to have a no obligation chat over the phone to give you some guidance.

Thank you for your question.

Regards

Michael

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]]> Comment on Can I legally leave my child out of a will? by Renee http://www.bemlaw.com.au/commercial-law/can-i-legally-leave-my-child-out-of-a-will/#comment-257 Renee Mon, 12 Sep 2011 03:33:06 +0000 http://www.bemlaw.com.au/?p=660#comment-257 Hi, I've recently found out that my mother has made a will and left me out. I am her only child & she has left everthing to her grandchildren (my children). Would I have grounds to contest this? Hi, I've recently found out that my mother has made a will and left me out. I am her only child & she has left everthing to her grandchildren (my children). Would I have grounds to contest this?

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