About Aitken Whyte Lawyers
Aitken Whyte Lawyers is a long established reputable boutique law firm servicing the business and community needs on the Gold Coast, Queensland. Services include business and commercial law, civil & commercial litigation, criminal law, building and construction law, conveyancing, commercial and retail shop leases, debt recovery, bankruptcy & insolvency law, employment law, professional negligence, insurance law, DUI, drink driving, drug driving law, traffic law, wills and probate, contesting wills. Our lawyers and solicitors are conscious of the trust and confidence placed in them by our clients. We aim to create value in the delivery of legal services to ensure satisfaction of all our clients' legal requirements, priding ourselves on setting and meeting the highest standards in the delivery of these.
Services
Agency
Bankruptcy Law
Debt Recovery
Building & Construction Law
Business & Commercial Law
Civil & Commercial Litigation
Business Partnership Disputes
Company & Shareholder Disputes
Contract Litigation & Disputes
Insurance Disputes
Intellectual Property Disputes
Lease Disputes
Limitation Periods
Professional Negligence
Property Litigation
Trusts Litigation & Disputes
Contesting Wills & Wills Disputes
Crime & Criminal Law
Domestic Violence
Family Law
Intellectual Property
Town Agency, Mentions and Referrals
Insolvency & Winding Up a Company
DUI, Drink Driving & Drug Driving
Employment Law
Traffic Law
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who can contest a will?
In QLD you can contest a will if you fall into one of the categories: Spouse / De facto spouse, ex-spouse, children of any age (including stepchildren), dependents.
Do I have the right to remain silent when being questioned by police?
If police believe you have broken the law they can generally request your name and address, if the offence is related to traffic or drugs additional information may be required. You may be committing an offence if you do not provide, or provide incorrect required information, and the police are obliged to inform you of this.