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Child Impact Reports in Family Law

If you are at the early stages of a parenting proceeding, you may receive orders from the Court for the preparation of a Child Impact Report. The Child Impact Report is an important preliminary assessment that focuses on the experiences and wellbeing of children involved in a family dispute. It

NAVIGATING THE KEY CHANGES TO FAMILY LAW – EFFECTIVE 6 MAY 2024

As of 6 May 2024, new changes to the Family Law Amendment Act 2023 and the Family Law Amendment (Information Sharing) Act 2023 will come into effect. The changes will not only apply to new cases, they will also be implemented in existing cases, unless the final hearing for the

Uncovering the True Expense: How Much Does Divorce Cost in Australia?

Understanding the initial costs is paramount before embarking on the journey to end a marriage. The first expense you will encounter is the application fee. In Australia, this fee is set at $1060 (increased from $990 in July 2023). However, the government acknowledges that financial difficulties should not hinder those

Intestacy in NSW: What Happens When There Is No Will?

To avoid intestacy and its potential complications, it is crucial to engage in proactive estate planning. The Norton Law Group Lawyers can help you with expert will drafting to specify your exact wishes for asset distribution and minimise the risk of disputes among your heirs. If you have any enquiries

Family Violence in the Family Court

AVOs and Parenting Orders The Courts must be informed of any AVOs or allegations of family violence when applying for parenting orders. It is important to consider how an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) may affect parenting orders if inconsistencies arise. For example, in circumstances where an AVO prevents the defendant

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