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The recent appellate decision of the Full Court of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia in Arrighetti & Qodirova [2026] FedCFamC1A 1 is one of the most significant parenting judgments to emerge in early 2026, particularly for families dealing with parental alienation, unfounded allegations and the breakdown of a child’s relationship with one…
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Likely Outcomes of a Family Law Spousal Maintenance Matter
3 real Family Law case studies detailing the circumstances, recommended steps to take and outcomes for those going through a Spousal Maintenance matter.
Likely Outcomes of a Family Law Property Settlement
3 real Family Law case studies detailing the circumstances, recommended steps to take and outcomes for those going through a Property Settlement / Property Division matter.
Likely Outcomes of a Family Law Separation and Divorce
3 real Family Law case studies detailing the circumstances, recommended steps to take and outcomes for those dealing with Separation and Divorce.
Family Law Frequently Asked Questions
Answering all your Family Law questions about Separation Planning, Divorce, Parenting Arrangements, Property Division, Child Support, Spousal Maintenance.
Collaborative practice
Collaborative practice is a dispute resolution process that can be highly successful in reaching a resolution in Family Law property and/or parenting disputes.
Four Steps to identify what you’re entitled to in a Family Law property division
When deciding what percentage of the available assets each party is entitled to, the Court adopts a four-step process.
The most challenging Family Law Property Division Questions
On 29 March 2023 our Director, Anna Roberts and Accredited Specialist in Family Law, Marie Hayter hosted a live Facebook Q&A answering the most challenging Family Law Property Division questions, see below their answers.
If you are wanting to Separate, and involved in a business, here are 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’.
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.
What will happen during my Initial Appointment
Your First Step is to book an Initial Appointment – the clearest, fastest and smartest start to your separation journey.
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.
