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Artificial Intelligence – Litigants Beware
As we all know, Artificial Intelligence, more particularly generative AI Chatbots (such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini) are in existence and now quite commonly used. But are they being used correctly? Many self-represented litigants (and indeed some...
Congratulations to Bianca McDuff – Promoted to Special Counsel
We’re proud to announce that Bianca McDuff has been promoted to Special Counsel in our Family & De Facto Law Team. Bianca recently celebrated 10 years in the legal profession, marking a decade of dedication, professionalism, and outstanding client service. Over...
Mortgage Guarantee Advice: Do You Need A Solicitor’s Certificate?
Being asked to be a guarantor for someone else's mortgage, be it your child, partner or trust, involves very serious financial and legal commitments. Lenders will generally require you to obtain a Solicitor's Certificate as confirmation that you've had independent...
Understanding QCAT and Estate Disputes: Your Questions Answered
Estate disputes can be emotionally demanding and legally complex. The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) provides a forum for resolving disputes quickly and inexpensively. Below, we answer some common questions about QCAT’s role in estate disputes and...
Divorce in Australia is About to Get Easier and More Affordable
From 10 June 2025, changes to Australia’s divorce laws will make the process quicker, simpler, and more cost-effective for people applying on their own who have a child or children under the age of 18. What’s Changing? Currently, if you apply for a divorce on your own...
The Australian Consumer Law and Recreational Vehicles
Australian consumers are generally aware of the guarantees provided under the Australian Consumer Law (“ACL”) in relation to statutory guarantees that goods are of acceptable quality and reasonably fit for purpose. Generally, in relation to motor vehicles, it...
Client Success Story: Successfully Reducing Tax Debt by $100,000
At RMO Law, we understand that significant tax debt can place immense strain on individuals, not only financially, but also emotionally and professionally. Navigating the complexities of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) processes can be daunting, particularly when...
Can I obtain a Work Licence? – What you need to know
What is a Work Licence? If your convicted of a drink or drug driving offence, and you are eligible, you may apply to the court that convicted you for an order directing that you to be issued with a work licence. A work licence (also called a restricted licence)...
Welcome Dianne!
Welcome, Dianne McKillop! ✨ We’re excited to welcome Dianne, Senior Associate to RMO Law! With over 16 years of experience, Dianne will lead our Property Law & Conveyancing Team. We look forward to the expertise and leadership she brings to the team. 🎉 #RMOLaw...
Welcome Alana & Haseema! 👏
Our Property Team is growing! We’re excited to welcome Alana and Haseema as Lawyers, bringing fresh expertise to support our clients. Great things ahead at RMO Law! 🎉 #RMOLaw #GrowingTeam #WelcomeToTheTeam #PropertyLaw #BusinessLaw
Understanding Superannuation Death Benefit Nominations
A superannuation death benefit nomination is an important legal tool that allows a superannuation fund member to direct how their superannuation benefits will be distributed upon their death. Unlike other assets, superannuation does not automatically form part of a...
🚨 Important Update: Office Closure Due to Cyclone Alfred 🚨
As Cyclone Alfred approaches, we are prioritising the safety of our staff and clients. Due to the severe weather conditions, our offices will be closed from 4:30pm today. Where safe to do so, our team will continue working remotely to assist you. Our phone lines will...