The Situation: *Joe and *Mika knew each other in Sydney. Mika and his wife, *Jan, moved to Queensland. Mika contacted Joe and invited Joe to come and work for Mika. Mika said that he would not pay Joe a wage, but he would give Joe a house to live in. Joe and his...
The Situation: Elderly Mrs *Wilson appointed her neighbour, Mrs *Crick, to act on her behalf under an enduring power of attorney. Mrs Wilson paid Mrs Crick more than $300,000 by several cheques. Mrs Wilson then engaged RMO Law to act on her behalf to sue Mrs Crick to...
The Situation: Mrs *Piper died in tragic circumstances. Her husband was charged with her murder. Her will left her entire estate to her husband. The law prevents a murderer from receiving any benefit under a person’s will, but that depends on the person being...
The Situation: When *Adrian’s father died, his will left his estate to his wife, *Ray (Adrian’s step-mother). When Ray died, her will left nothing to Adrian. Adrian engaged RMO Law to challenge Ray’s will by claiming provision from her estate. RMO Law fought the case...
The Situation: Our client was charged with unlicensed driving. We argued that it would not have been in the public interest to proceed with the original charge due to the personal circumstances of the defendant and the facts of the case. The Result: A win...
