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Licence suspensions come from a range of situations in Victoria. Some are automatic. Some are discretionary. Some you can challenge, and some you can work around, but most people don’t know the difference. Common reasons include: High-range drink driving Drug driving or refusing a test Excessive speeding Too many demerit points Careless or dangerous driving Immediate police suspension Court-ordered suspensions Breaching conditions on existing intervention orders Failing to ap

We’ve all been there, that heart-sinking moment when something goes wrong. Maybe you reversed into someone’s fence, spilled water on expensive equipment, or accidentally cracked a neighbour’s window. You didn’t mean to cause harm, but now you’re left wondering: Can I actually be sued for accidental property damage in Melbourne? Let’s break this down in plain English. Yes, you can  be held legally responsible for damaging another person’s property even if it was unintentional.

Ever mixed up burglary and robbery? Don’t worry you’re not alone. These two words are often tossed around interchangeably, but legally,...