Stacks Law Firm, Taree

Stacks Law Firm, Taree Stacks Law Firm Taree are expert lawyers in all areas of law including Conveyancing, Family Law, Personal Injury claims and Wills & Estates.

A developer entered into an option agreement with a landowner to buy land within 30 days of development approval being g...
03/09/2026

A developer entered into an option agreement with a landowner to buy land within 30 days of development approval being granted by the council. When approval still had not been granted after three and a half years, the landowner sought to end the contract, but the developer refused.
Which case won?
https://bit.ly/4655Fwc

In the past the subject of a photo or video was able to see that someone was recording them. Smart glasses have changed ...
13/08/2026

In the past the subject of a photo or video was able to see that someone was recording them. Smart glasses have changed that, and their live-streaming capability enables instant distribution. Disguising the fact that vision and sound are being captured does not, in itself, make smart glasses unlawful.
https://bit.ly/4qbXZkW

A case in Queensland concerned a 49-year-old woman who suffered devastating personal injury after her doctor failed to d...
06/08/2026

A case in Queensland concerned a 49-year-old woman who suffered devastating personal injury after her doctor failed to diagnose her meningitis symptoms. When she developed cryptococcal meningitis and lost her eyesight and hearing, she sued her doctor for medical negligence.
Which case won?
https://bit.ly/4fPi3Vt

“Lemon law” principles under Australian Consumer Law protect you if you buy a new vehicle which isn’t of acceptable qual...
10/07/2026

“Lemon law” principles under Australian Consumer Law protect you if you buy a new vehicle which isn’t of acceptable quality – that is, safe, fit for driving consistently and free from material defects. The law gives rights to repairs, a refund or replacement, and pathways for resolving disputes through Fair Trading or NCAT.
https://bit.ly/4fttJyc

A man who held a fi****ms licence grew cannabis plants in his back yard in country NSW. He used the cannabis to manage c...
09/07/2026

A man who held a fi****ms licence grew cannabis plants in his back yard in country NSW. He used the cannabis to manage chronic pain, unaware that he could now obtain a legal prescription. Police found the plants during a fi****ms safe storage inspection, charged the man with drug offences and revoked his fi****ms licence. The man appealed. Which case won?
https://bit.ly/4vVUH7D

While polyamorous relationships are not formally recognised under the Family Law Act, the Act does recognise non‑monogam...
07/07/2026

While polyamorous relationships are not formally recognised under the Family Law Act, the Act does recognise non‑monogamous de facto relationships where certain criteria are met. Property and financial claims in a polyamorous context still require proof that a de facto relationship existed.
https://bit.ly/4veXLKI

A Director Penalty Notice can make a company director personally liable for unpaid company tax and super. You need to ac...
19/06/2026

A Director Penalty Notice can make a company director personally liable for unpaid company tax and super. You need to act within 21 days from the date the DPN is posted to you or left at your ASIC-registered address. This means understanding your position quickly is critical to protecting yourself.
https://bit.ly/4uH9K3t

A case in NSW concerned a man who had been sentenced to four years in prison with a two-year non-parole period for drug ...
07/05/2026

A case in NSW concerned a man who had been sentenced to four years in prison with a two-year non-parole period for drug supply. He appealed the sentence, arguing it was manifestly excessive because he had already been punished by media attention and the loss of his promising career as a lawyer.
Which case won?
https://bit.ly/4d9mZDw

A man made a will leaving everything to his friend. He later destroyed his copy of that will and made a new will, which ...
23/04/2026

A man made a will leaving everything to his friend. He later destroyed his copy of that will and made a new will, which he never signed, leaving his estate to a charity. After his death, the charity claimed the man had revoked the will he had made earlier and argued the unsigned will reflected his true intentions.
Which case won?
https://bit.ly/4mLEHRF

Tougher laws making it a criminal offence to display N**i symbols in public are beginning to take effect, with the first...
17/04/2026

Tougher laws making it a criminal offence to display N**i symbols in public are beginning to take effect, with the first person being jailed for giving the Hi**er salute. Legislation adding N**i and antisemitic chants, songs and slogans to the banned list has also been introduced to NSW parliament.
https://bit.ly/3QeP9oJ

Address

207 Victoria Street
Taree, NSW
2430

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61265926592

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Stacks Law Firm, Taree posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Stacks Law Firm, Taree:

Shortcuts

Share

Category