RKL practices in the following areas:
- Children’s issues inlcluding: Adoption, Child abduction and Hague Convention matters, Child maintenance and support, IVF and surrogacy arrangements, Relocation and Specialist medical procedures.
- De facto/domestic relationships
- Domestic violence and intervention orders
- Financial agreements
- International family law
- Mediation and litigation
- Protection of assets
- Same sex relationships
- Separation and divorce
- Spousal maintenance
- Property settlements
- Superannuation splitting
RKL also has signifiant experience in Migration Law.
Magda Kron is a Collaborative Law Practitioner and a Member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals.
Published in Animal Law on 31st Aug 2011
Well, you may ask, what legal protection is afforded to animals in Victoria? How can we protect, for example, our much loved canine companions? Dogs are, as with any other domestic animal, entitled to live a comfortable life, free from abuse. Pursuant to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 (“the Act”) it is an offence to allow your animal to experience unreasonable pain or suffering or to fail to meet their daily needs, for example access to proper and sufficient food and water, veterinary treatment and shelter. All dog owners should be aware of the specific health, diet and exercise requirements of their particular breed of dog, so that their dog’s needs are met. The Cod...
Subcategories
Animal Law
RKL provides advice on the following animal law issues:
- Laws concerning animal cruelty
- Requirements and responsibilities of pet ownership
- Complaints about animals in the community
- Dangerous and restricted dogs
- Injuries caused by animals
- Injured animals
Migration Law
Zelma Rudstein is a registered migration agent who adheres to the Code of Conduct of the Australian Migration Agents' Registration Authority (OMARA). The Agent's Code of Conduct can be found here.