News & Features

Members and former members of the Australian Defence Force who wish to make a complaint of abuse to the Taskforce must do so before May 31, 2013.

A conviction is a formal declaration of guilt by a court that is recorded on the criminal history kept about you by the South Australian government, writes Adelaide criminal lawyer Richard Yates.

The 2013 Golf Challenge, presented by Paraquad SA and Martin Palmer, raised $44,000 for people with spinal injuries in South Australia.

TGB's Bethanie Castell writes about signing a Power of Attorney, and how an Attorney can help manage your financial and legal matters.

Adelaide family and divorce lawyer Jane Miller says the the number of divorces involving a business is growing, making the split of assets more complex.

Law firm Tindall Gask Bentley has advised Australian women with PIP breast implants that it will no longer continue its investigation into a class action. 

South Australians who plead guilty to a criminal offence within four weeks of appearing in Court could now receive sentence reductions of up to 40 percent, writes TGB's Rachael Shaw.

TGB's Jane Miller tells the Sunday Mail about the growing trend of divorce parties, as people look to complete a tough period of their life in a positive way.

On 14 March 2013, Defence Minister Stephen Smith announced that the Federal Government had approved the operation of the Defence Abuse Reparation Payment Scheme, writes lawyer Brianna Tapscott.

Tindall Gask Bentley’s female lawyers and their guests tapped into Jane Jeffreys wealth of business knowledge at the law firm’s Girlfriends in Law networking function on March 7, 2013.