Courts and law updates

Yes, but only if service was proper and the merits were considered. The District Court explains why in MIZ v GAQ [2026] QDC 130.

Yes – you can change lawyers at any stage of your case in Queensland. Learn the steps, costs, risks and how to switch lawyers mid-case without harming your outcome.

Australia will run a national AusAlert test on 27 July 2026. This guide explains risks for domestic violence victim-survivors in Queensland and steps to stay safe.

Learn about the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, its significance, and Australia’s legal protections to support victims.

Domestic and family violence often rises over Christmas and New Year in Queensland. Learn the causes, warning signs, and how to get legal help from Elysian Law.

Queensland’s new Sexual Violence Peak Body marks a major step in improving support and legal responses for survivors — discover what it means for change.

As of 26 May 2025, Queensland’s new laws under Hannah’s Law criminalise coercive control and introduce affirmative consent for sexual offences. Learn what these changes mean for victims, offenders, and third parties under the new legislation.

The Queensland Government introduces a Bill to provide stronger protections under Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012.

Learn what a subpoena is and understand your legal obligations. Elysian Law explains subpoenas, types, and how to respond if you’ve been served with one.