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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
Finding you’ve been left out of a loved one’s will or received inadequate provision can be devastating. If you’re considering contesting a will in NSW, understanding the critical deadlines and legal requirements is essential to protect your rights. In NSW, you have just 12 months from the date of death
The Australian Family Law System is undergoing some of the most significant reforms in decades. The Family Law Amendment Act 2024 (Cth) has made changes to the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (FLA), which come into effect from June 2025. These changes are aimed to make outcomes of the legal
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Learn how Australian courts manage parenting arrangements in domestic violence cases. Know legal principles, custody outcome, etc from The Norton Law Group.
It is common for married or de facto couples to own property as joint tenants in equal shares. In Australia, each party has an undivided 50% interest in the whole property. It is important after separation, to consult legal practitioners and come to an agreement about how property and other
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