Cyber safety for families

Support for families whose children use social media and are connected with others via technology.

Customer rights

The law says that when you buy something it should be free from defects, fit for purpose, safe and of a basic quality.

Clamping and confiscating motor vehicles

Police can lawfully clamp or confiscate a vehicle if it has been involved in a criminal offence.

Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is a legal process where a person has been assessed as not being able to pay their debts.

Tips for Dealing with Child Safety 

A checklist of things to do to be prepared for meeting with and dealing with Child Safety.

Senior Assist

Senior Assist is a team of lawyers and case managers providing free legal advice, help and support to seniors who are experiencing, or at risk of elder abuse. They have produced “Everyone deserves respect” which you can download under the Self Help section.

Restricted Drivers Licence

In some circumstances, someone who has lost their driver’s licence may apply to a court to be allowed to drive but only at certain time and for a specific purpose.

Reports made to Child Safety

Child Safety work with reports and information given to the Strong Families Safe Kids.

Pictures, stories and animations about young people

Pictures, stories and animations about young people may be illegal because of the way they portray and/or sexualise young people.

Motor Vehicle Crash – Property Damage

If you are in a car crash the law says you must do some things depending on the situation.

Motor Vehicle Crash – Personal Injuries

If you are involved in a car crash you must exchange details with others involved.

Law for under 18s

A list of some of the ways the law applies to people under the age of 18.