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Receiving an inheritance during a relationship may have an impact on the overall division you receive as a result of your property settlement.
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Family Law Amendment Bill 2024: Key Changes Taking Effect from 29 May 2025
The Family Law Amendment Bill 2024 passed through the Senate on 29 November 2024. The majority of the Amendments will take effect on 29 May 2025.
What is a Family Law Mediation and what to expect?
In family law, mediation typically focuses on two main areas: property matters and parenting arrangements. Each has its own processes, considerations, and requirements.
Family Law Terminology – Breaking Down the Buzzwords
There are many confusing and interchangeable terms used in the Family Law jurisdiction, some of which are also increasingly being used in the media and social discourse.
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.
Family Dispute Resolution
Any type of family dispute can be suitable for Mediation, whether it is about parenting, child support, property division, spousal maintenance, or even other family issues between a parent and adult child.
Top 5 Tips For Lawyers To Get The Best Results at Mediation
Alternative dispute resolution processes are becoming the standard practice in a Family Law matter. So, how can you as a Lawyer maximise your client’s results at a Family Law Mediation?
Get The Best Result For Your Client
The best venue to discuss and resolve parenting, property and financial issues is at a lawyer-assisted Family Law Mediation.
COVID-19 and your Family Law Matter
Just because we are encouraged to socially isolate, doesn’t mean that you have to put your life on hold. We are well equipped to continue to offer the same quality service to our existing and new clients.
Family Law Mediation. What happens if I say No?
Family Law Mediation is also called Family Dispute Resolution (“FDR“) and is the first step in parenting and property proceedings.
