Margaret Bateman

Margaret Bateman practises in:

administrative law
including:
- migration work,
- Security Industry Act work, and
- taxation matters,
contractual disputes
including in respect of Solicitor's liens, for example, obtaining orders that:
- funds be held on trust to secure the former Solicitor's fees, or
- a charge over real estate be given for that same purpose,
criminal law
including:
- defence of Customs Act and Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act prosecutions,
- defence of Occupational Health and Safety Act prosecutions,
- penalties, and
- costs in criminal matters,
equity
including:
- express trust arguments, and
- constructive trust arguments,
family law
including:
- — divorce,
- — financial matters (married and de facto), including:
  seeking leave to re-open a party's case for the purpose of adducing further evidence where there has not been full and frank disclosure of financial material by the opponent party,
- — parenting matters, including:
  obtaining orders for an expert to report on alleged sexual behaviour between children, and
  appearing as independent children's lawyer, and
  — in the appellate jurisdiction.
procedural matters
including:
- abuse of process and
- want of prosecution arguments.

Margaret Bateman was called to the Bar in 1994.

Margaret Bateman Margaret holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Laws, a Graduate Diploma in Laws specialising in International Law and a Diploma in Information Technology.

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Fax: (02) 9024 9556

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Presentations

2011	‘Police Powers & LEPRA – exploring powers to search, arrest & detain’ Seminar presented at Lexis Nexis Criminal Law Masterclass
2010	‘Same Sex Parenting’ Seminar presented at the College of Law – Family Law Intensive
2008	‘Bail Applications’ Presentation for Continuing Professional Development Seminars
2008	‘Orders and Injunctions Binding Third Parties’ Presentation for The College of Law Autumn Intensive
2007	‘The Weak and Primitive Nature of International Law’ Seminar presented at The New South Wales Bar Association
2006	‘When May a Court Re-Open Settled Parenting Matters?’ Seminar presented at The College of Law 2006 Autumn Intensive
2005	‘Re-examination of Parenting Issues that have been Finalised by Orders of a Court’ Seminar presented at The New South Wales Bar Association
2005	‘Parentage testing in the District Court of New South Wales’ Seminar presented at The New South Wales Bar Association
1995	Public Lecture Australian Centre for Lesbian and Gay Research University of Sydney
1993	'Information Gathering Powers in the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (Cth)' Presentation at the Australasian Tax Teachers’ Association Conference University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
1992	'The Renaissance of Queensland's Moral Guardian?' Censorship Conference Brisbane

Publications

Short Courses

2008 Forensic Science for Lawyers - Series
Short course undertaken at University of Technology Sydney

Conferences

2008	Declarations and Injunctions, including as affecting third parties update for CCH Family Law loose-leaf service
1995	‘Moderation’ chapter in The Eleven Saving Virtues Edited by Ross Fitzgerald, Published by Minerva
1992	‘The Renaissance of Queensland’s Moral Guardian?’ (1992) 1 Australian Gay and Lesbian Law Journal 93
1992	‘Lesbians, Gays and Child Custody: An Australian Legal History’ (1992) 1 Australian Gay and Lesbian Law Journal 47
1990	‘Taxation of Foreign Source Income’ Research Paper No 74 Charles Sturt University School of Business and Public Administration
1990	‘Taxation of Foreign Source Income: information gathering’ Research Paper No 72 Charles Sturt University School of Business and Public Administration

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