What is Family Law Arbitration?
Family law litigation is a time-consuming and expensive process. Two years can elapse between the commencement of litigation and the … Read more
Including amicable and litigious property and children’s matters
Family law litigation is a time-consuming and expensive process. Two years can elapse between the commencement of litigation and the … Read more
What is a constructive trust? An all-encompassing definition is not possible, and constructive trusts have been labelled as “a rag-bag … Read more
De facto relationships have been dealt with under the Family Law Act since all states and territories (except Western Australia) … Read more
Non compliance with (also known as breach of) family court orders is a serious offence. What is non compliance with … Read more
When a couple separates in Australia, assets such as the family home, cars, shares, investment properties, and superannuation are divided … Read more
Parenting orders generally require separated parties to co-operate around sharing the care of children. When family violence occurs between parents … Read more
When parents separate, child support is generally assessed and collected through the Child Support Scheme. A parent is generally obliged … Read more
How are assets divided after a separation? A separating couple will often arrange the way in which their assets, finances … Read more
If you and your ex-partner own property together, you should tell your solicitor when first providing instructions in a family … Read more
A grandparent who wants to spend time with their grandchildren can apply to the court under the Family Law Act … Read more