The Briefcase Blog - McDonald Law

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:57:40+00:00October 14, 2022|Categories: Wills and Estates|

“Where there is a Will there is a way, so make sure your will is done before you go away…for good.” [...]

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:59:05+00:00October 14, 2022|Categories: Criminal Law|

The DNA Dilemma What happens if the police want to take my DNA? What if the police approach you and ask [...]

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:59:15+00:00September 22, 2022|Categories: Wills and Estates|

Does a former spouse or de facto have any claim or entitlement under your estate if you die? Yes, they can [...]

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:57:49+00:00September 22, 2022|Categories: Wills and Estates|

The Succession Act 2006 (the Act) provides the legal framework for providing provision for members of your family and others after [...]

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:59:30+00:00September 21, 2022|Categories: Criminal Law|

When an Affray is not an Affray. This offence appears in the Crimes Act 1900 in NSW and has experienced growth [...]

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:59:38+00:00September 12, 2022|Categories: Criminal Law|

What is an Arrest? Irrespective of whether it may be a police officer or any other person or authority, an arrest is [...]

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:59:49+00:00September 12, 2022|Categories: Criminal Law|

If you look, read, and watch any media, there has been a lot of controversy, criticism, and legal action around how [...]

Richard McDonald2022-11-08T05:59:58+00:00August 18, 2022|Categories: Traffic Law|

If you have been caught drink driving and the court finds you guilty of either a mid-range, high-range, or repeated or related [...]