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Rights & Entitlements

The same laws apply to parties who were married, or those considered in a de facto relationship, following separation. Since 1 March 2009, de facto couples have had the same rights in terms of applying to the Family Law Courts for orders relating to property settlement. Generally, a de facto relationship

Travelling Overseas with Your Child When Separated

As a single parent, travelling overseas with a child can bring with it many complexities, especially when there are family law proceedings currently before the Courts. When you are arranging your passport or visas, booking your flights and accommodation, and making travel arrangements, it is important you obtain the written consent

Child Support – How Does it Work?

There are two different kinds of Child Support Agreement under the Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989. The first kind, known as a Limited Child Support Agreement, is a less formal arrangement between parents. No legal advice is required, and provided the Agreement relates to a child in relation to whom

Easy Mistakes to Make When You Separate

From experience, here are some quick tips on what to do when you first separate: For your personalised family law pathway, and to get specialist family law advice, speak with one of our family law specialists today. For a no obligation, first free consultation, telephone us on 02 9560 6811. Franco, Gabriella and

Advice on Financial Protection After Separation

It is important that once you have separated, measures are put in place to protect your financial position moving forward. Here are some of our suggestions: 1. Bank AccountsCancel joint credit cards. Take money you require out of any joint accounts and start our own account. Funds can be taken

Interstate or International Relocation with the Children

Cases involving the proposed relocation of a child are difficult cases for the Court to decide. Generally, decisions in relocation cases apply the same criteria as for other parenting cases, namely, what is in the best interests of the child.

Our guide to Family Court procedures

This is only a very brief summary of the Family Court process.Want to know more? Contact our specialist family lawyers for a first free consultation. Author: Gabriella Arvanitis, Associate Lawyer, Family LawService: Family Law

Savings For First Home Buyers NSW

If you are a first home buyer and need conveyancing services or are looking for a quote on conveyancing services, we offer fixed fee conveyancing which is discounted for first home buyers. At The Norton Law Group we also offer free contract reviews. Call us on 95606 6811 or forward

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