If you are planning to travel to Australia, arguably one of the best destinations in the southern hemisphere, then it doesn't matter whether you are visiting for a couple of hours or you are going to be there for 12 months: you need a visitor visa. Therefore, it is critical to understand some facts about the visitor visa application process. This knowledge will help you approach the process with an open mind and also increase the chances of your application success.
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Are you starting a family law proceeding soon? Whether you are going through a divorce, property settlement or parenting, the chances are you're too stressed to talk to people. Unfortunately, there are a number of family law misconceptions that float around that could mislead you regarding the process or what you're entitled to. Since its good arm yourself with facts on family law, below are top myths and the truth behind them.
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If you are over-speeding or you forget to turn on your indicator lights, this could be a serious traffic offence, and it could get you into serious trouble. Driving under the influence of alcohol is another traffic offence that is not taken lightly because this could lead to accidents. When you face these traffic offences, it is recommended that you hire a traffic ticket lawyer. This lawyer can help you if you decide to contest your ticket in court.
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Buying a home can be a complex process. Several advisers will work on both sides, and each individual will need time to complete their work before the important closing session can go ahead. While this complex storyline has been playing itself out for generations across Australia, technology has caught up. These days it's possible to 'go digital' and deal with the process of closing online. Yet digital transactions can sometimes be fraught with danger, and the risk of fraud is real.
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Across the world, countries and states are starting to decriminalise the use of cannabis when it is used for medical reasons such as pain relief. At the beginning of 2017, the Australian Federal Government made moves to legalise medical marijuana across the country. However, this decriminalisation doesn't mean that you can light up a joint whenever and wherever you want or that you can import or carry unlimited quantities of the drug.
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