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Queensland’s new domestic violence laws, introduced in August 2025, give police stronger powers to protect victims immediately. Police can now issue on-the-spot protection directions lasting up to 12 months, impose GPS tracking on high-risk offenders, and reduce trauma through video-recorded evidence. These reforms aim to deliver faster protection, reduce risk, and hold perpetrators accountable.

We understand how frustrating it can be when someone owes you money and refuses, fails or neglects to pay it back. Whether it’s a personal loan, an unpaid invoice or money lent in good faith, recovering a debt can be stressful and time-consuming. Here’s a practical guide on what steps you can take to recover your money and how legal guidance can assist in the process.

Traffic offences are a common concern for many drivers, and we often receive a variety of questions from prospective clients. Let's explore.

If you are caught drink or drug driving, there’s no way around it – you will be disqualified from driving! Click to see how RHC can help.