Do you have a family violence matter to settle? This week on the WN Legal Podcast, Khew will be exploring the circumstances surrounding bail when the victim and the accused are in a relationship, and they have reconciled after the dispute.

What happens when if drugs were not found on you, not on your property but related to you by a remote possibility? Can you be charged? Find out on episode 8 of the WN Legal Podcast if a case can be built when drugs were not found in your possession.

Have you ever wondered how an outcome is reached in a trial? Discussion in this episode will cover breaking stigmas around trials and how 10 lawyers can reach 10 different outcomes through cross-examination.

Don’t go at it alone. See the WN Legal website for more information.

Discussion in this episode will cover self-represented litigants, especially in criminal matters. So what happens when you’ve been charged by the police? Have you already been investigated? You need to understand the process before proceeding on your own, without a lawyer.

Perth lawyers Aimee Price and Kyran Nunes discuss how the Family Court divide assets, what factors are taken into consideration, and what you need to know.

Perth lawyers Aimee Price and Kyran Nunes discuss how the Family Court divide assets, what factors are taken into consideration, and what you need to know.

VRO laws have been updated. Learn what the new laws are, what sort of VRO might you need, and what these changes mean for you.

In this episode, our lawyers discuss how the court looks at assets and spending in a divorce, or property division after separation. What financial information do you need to disclose? What kind of assets and spending does the court consider? How deep does the assessment go?

Perth lawyers Khew Wong and Aimee Price take a look at the real-world issues and questions people need answered surrounding theft, or suspected theft, and unlawful possession of money.

Want to talk to a lawyer about family law? This is the next best thing: an open conversation in which Perth lawyers Khew Wong and Kyran Nunes take a look at the real-world problems people need to solve, and the questions they need answered, during the process of filing or responding to a Family Law case such as a VRO (Violence Restraining Order).