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根据联邦政府即将推出的个人破产法律改革方案，澳洲强制破产的门槛将提高至2万澳元，而破产者在七年后将清除其官方记录。 Labor reveals personal bankruptey overhaul 阿尔巴尼斯政府还将把对破产通知的回应时间从21天延长至28天，并将“债务协议”作为破产行为的定义从立法中删除。 司法部长Mark Dreyfus表示： 这些修正案将确保个人破产制度对债务人更加公平，减少当前与申请破产相关的污名。” Dreyfus还将启动一项名为 “最低资产程序” 的迷你破产制度的磋商，允许符合某些标准的债务人更快重新开始生活。 2017年，时任自由党谭宝政府推动将破产期限从三年缩短至一年，以鼓励创业和承担风险。 但是这一努力未能成功，因为人们担心这可能导致不合理的结果。 […]
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Tips for Hiring a Lawyer and Legal Aid
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《The Star Thrower》:Would you like to join me? lt would make a difference.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: An Eminent Female Justice
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Tips for hiring a private lawyer
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Mediation and dispute resolution
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