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Answering all your Family Law questions about Separation Planning, Divorce, Parenting Arrangements, Property Division, Child Support, Spousal Maintenance.
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I am involved in a business, 3 important things to know!
This overview will provide insight into three main areas we regularly see clients face difficulties: ‘Business Documents’, ‘Valuation of a Business interest’ and ‘Business income’.
How do you prove your love? With a Will.
Nowadays, a de facto relationship is almost as good as married without the marriage certificate. But unless you register your de facto relationship, how do you prove that you actually have one? And why is this important?
I don’t like the outcome of my Family Law Court proceedings. Can I appeal?
If you’re considering appealing a decision, you need to consider a few things such as who made the decision, what the decision was and if, after receiving advice, you still think you should.
Parental Alienation and Child Inclusive Mediation
Parental alienation is a phenomenon that occurs when a child aligns with one of their parents, and rejects the other parent due to alienating behaviours of the first parent.
Reaching Safety from Domestic Abuse
We have compiled below a directory of agencies and services that are available and want to help you.
What do I do if my ex-partner won’t return our child to me?
If your children have been retained, you should contact us straight away.
What will happen during my Smart Start Appointment
To make sure you make a Smart Start, we have developed our Smart Start Appointment – the clearest, fastest and smartest start to your separation journey.
Balancing Competing Interests of your Children and a Second Spouse in the Family Home
Example Family Law Scenario
How to Bulletproof a Will from Family Provision Claims
The family provision laws under the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) enable a Court to effectively rewrite a person’s Will where it is found that an inadequate provision has been made for an eligible person.
From Donor to Daddy
When is a sperm donor considered the legal father? High Court decides.
When should I speak to a family lawyer?
When it comes to Family Law, speaking to a lawyer at the right time can save you time, money, and angst.
My Ex and I have reached agreement on our property matter, what next?
There are two (2) ways you can formalise your property matter and obtaining expert independent advice as to which is more suited to your circumstances is essential.
