Our blog is your resource for the latest articles, insights, and updates on family law matters. Whether you are looking for information on divorce, property settlements, child custody, or mediation, our blog provides valuable content to help you navigate your legal journey.
Separation or divorce can be difficult for any parent or child which is challenging transitions a family will ever face. Alongside managing your own feelings of grief, anger or confusion, you also have to help your child adapt to a new sense of normal. Learning how to co-parent effectively can
Divorce and separation can be a difficult process for everyone to experience, particularly your children. It is not uncommon for a parent to want to move with their children to another suburb, state or country. However, depending on the circumstances, this may not be feasible, especially if the relocation is
Learn how Australian expats can manage international parenting arrangements, relocation disputes, and cross-border enforcement under the Family Law Act 1975.
Australian Family Law for Expats Many Australians living abroad mistakenly believe that relocating overseas severs their ties to Australian family law, particularly in relation to property settlement following separation or divorce. In reality, the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) has extraterritorial application in certain circumstances, meaning that Australian courts may
Property settlements after separation are rarely as simple as a 50/50 split. Australian family law takes a more nuanced approach, looking at a range of factors to determine what is just and equitable for both parties. This blog will explain these factors in detail what the Court considers when making
An Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO) is a legal order made by a court in New South Wales to protect a person from violence, threats, intimidation, stalking, or harassment by someone they are or were in a domestic relationship with. It is a preventative measure designed to stop harm before
Worried your girlfriend might be entitled to half your house in Australia? Learn how property laws apply, what counts as a claim, & how to protect your assets.
In Australia, withholding your child from the other parent, without a Court order is a serious legal matter that can pose significant legal consequences, including fines, parenting orders, or even imprisonment. In NSW, it is generally discouraged to withhold your child from the other parent. Withholding a child refers to
When family relationships break down due to domestic violence, understanding how NSW courts protect children in parenting arrangements is crucial for ensuring their safety and wellbeing. The Court takes this into consideration, instances of domestic violence, when determining parenting arrangements. The Court has a primary concern about the immediate and
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