Civil Litigation
Evicting Commercial Tenant not Paying Rent
Thinking about evicting tenant not paying rent? It is a reasonably straightforward process, however the process must be followed or you could wind-up with some
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Thinking about evicting tenant not paying rent? It is a reasonably straightforward process, however the process must be followed or you could wind-up with some
Winding up company in insolvency may be the only option available to you, either as: an enforcing creditor; or a defaulting debtor. When you wind
Cost of insolvency can be a deciding factor when thinking about enforcing a judgment or court order. Updated for 2025 – 2026 financial year The
QCAT applications are a way of commencing proceedings against a debtor without having to go to Court QCAT is the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal
Enforcing a judgment, money order, or a registered adjudication or QCAT decision is complicated and expensive if not done correctly. Stonegate Legal’s debt enforcement lawyers
Do you need to commence proceedings in Court or Tribunal? There are three (3) main options to commence proceedings against a defendant: Commence proceedings in
Are you appealing a QCAT decision in a litigation matter? This article will explain the steps involved with appealing a decision of the Queensland Civil
Liquidated damages (LD’s) are a fixed amount of money established at the formation of the contract, usually due and payable upon breach, as a reasonable
Defamation & Bad Online Reviews This article is about defamation & bad online reviews. Being on the receiving end of bad online reviews can have
The Advancement presumption is the idea that where a person voluntarily transfers property into the name of another, the law presumes that it was meant as
Domain name disputes exist in civil litigation if you have a genuine dispute over the use of a domain name – for example, a competitor
The High Court’s view of misleading or deceptive conduct and reliance clauses is stated in Campbell v Backoffice Investments Pty Ltd (2009) 238 CLR 304
Rebutting the Presumption of Insolvency – If a company has failed to set aside a statutory demand within twenty one (21) days from the date the
Setting Aside a Default Judgment in Queensland If a default judgment has been entered against you, then you must act quickly and seek an order
Bankruptcy happens when a person is unable to pay their debts when they become due and payable, and a trustee is appointed to administer the
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