A lawyer from Havilah Legal speaks to Howard about the stop and search laws and the potential for discrimination. Local government regulations making advertising illegal are administered according to a discretion and the right to challenge a telecommunications company by lodging a complaint with the Telecommunications Ombudsman is discussed. The eviction of a tenant by a landlord with a restraining order on them should be dealt with by the court bailiff after application to the residential tenancies Tribunal and the binding financial agreement for a man in a de facto relationship. Beware of the dog and its legal implications under the dog act. SMS and Facebook intimidation may give rise to a Restraining Order application will stop.

Related Havilah Legal service(s): Commercial Litigation, Criminal Law, Family Law, Restraining Orders

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