Long before the office we know today, Pascale Legal operated from a humble converted house. When Firm Principal and Director, Angelina Pascale, established the practice 15 years ago, she was just a young lawyer trying to make it on her own. The office was modest, operating from an older residential property that had been adapted…
Separation is never easy, especially when children are involved. For many parents, some of the most difficult questions are about what comes next. Where will the children live? How much time will they spend with each parent? Who will make important decisions about their upbringing? Understanding how these arrangements are determined can help parents approach…
Supporting clients through a family matter requires empathy and understanding. Pascale Legal Associate, Maria Jingco, is known for her thoughtful, client-centred style, guiding individuals through complex and often emotional situations. Practising exclusively in family law, Ms. Jingco assists her people through every stage of their legal matter, balancing advocacy with a calm and strategic mindset. …
South Australia’s new 40km/h school zone speed limits were introduced in November 2025 to improve safety for children near busy roads. But months into the rollout, questions remain about whether motorists fully understand how the new rules operate. Earlier this year, ABC News reported more than 1,100 motorists were fined at the first two camera-enforced…
Defending someone’s rights demands clear strategy, sound judgement, and practical advice. Pascale Legal Associate, William Cooper, adopts a no-nonsense approach, guiding his clients through complex matters with clarity and precision. Practising in family and criminal law, Mr. Cooper manages a diverse caseload, pairing strong advocacy with practical, outcome-driven results. In this interview, he shares his…
This opinion piece was originally published by InDaily and has been reshared with permission. Graphic: Liam McAlister / InDaily — Are we still treating remand as a temporary legal measure, or has it quietly started functioning as punishment before trial, asks Pascale Legal director, Angelina Pascale. In South Australia, a person placed on remand has…
Those facing a criminal charge for the first time are often worried about how it could impact their future. While courts can often show leniency for first time offenders, this is not always guaranteed. The outcome of the case often depends on several factors, not just the offence itself. Understanding how the system works can…
For many people, navigating the legal system comes during moments of uncertainty. Barrister and Solicitor, George Dellas, understands the significance of these situations and the importance of trusted legal support. Working across family law, criminal law, as well as care & protection matters, he strives to provide thoughtful guidance, and clear, practical advice during every…
As fuel prices surge across Australia, the impact is being felt beyond the bowser. More broadly, it is beginning to shape how individuals engage with the legal system. Recent reports show sharp increases in fuel-related crime, including petrol drive-offs, siphoning, and large-scale diesel fraud. In South Australia alone, police recorded a significant spike in fuel…
Driving under the influence of alcohol remains one of the most preventable causes of road accidents. But, despite ongoing awareness campaigns and strict legal penalties, it continues to be a contributing factor in approximately one-third of road fatalities in South Australia, devastating families and communities each year. With the Easter long weekend approaching, it is…