What Happens to your Fur Baby when you Separate
KEY TAKE OUTS: In the event of separation, it is important to think about what happens to your furry friends. When you separate, the pets… Read More »What Happens to your Fur Baby when you Separate
KEY TAKE OUTS: In the event of separation, it is important to think about what happens to your furry friends. When you separate, the pets… Read More »What Happens to your Fur Baby when you Separate
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic that the world is experiencing at the moment, there have been changes to how we live our lives, and this… Read More »Parenting amid the Coronavirus pandemic
These are steps you need to take when a party to a marriage or de facto relationship decides to separate. KEY TAKE OUTS: This article… Read More »A Quick Guide to Separation
I’ve separated from my partner, but we’re still friends. Do I really need a property settlement? Separating from your partner is difficult enough without having… Read More »We’re Friends … Do I Really Need A Property Settlement With My Ex?
Grandparents are often an important part of a child’s life. Grandparents can be involved in lots of different ways – perhaps it’s a regular babysitting… Read More »As a grandparent, do I have a right to see my grandchildren under family law?
There is a general misconception surrounding separation and whether it can only occur if parties are living in completely different residences. This is in fact… Read More »Separation & Divorce: The Rules
Do you know how getting married, separated or divorced affects your will? Whether you are getting married for the first time or you’ve recently separated… Read More »How getting married, separated or divorced affects your will.
What are your rights as a Step-Parent when you have separated from your biological parent? Section 4 of the Family Law Act 1975 (Commonwealth) defines… Read More »Step Parent Rights After A Separation With The Biological Parent
Wondering about separation and inheritance? Our Solicitor Rebecca answers a question over at SimplyAskIt. Q: I have been separated for 2 years, and have just… Read More »Q&A: Separation and inheritance
If you have recently separated from your partner, you may be looking for a new place to live. You may find yourself chatting to a… Read More »I’m separated, can I buy a new property?
If you have recently built a home with your partner, or bought a brand new home, and you have now separated, there is a chance… Read More »Do we need to pay our property grants back?
If you are going through a separation, and own property together (whether you are married or a de facto couple), you will need to decide… Read More »10 things to think about when Separating – Property
In Australia today around 1 in 3 marriages can be expected to end in divorce. With 77% of Australian couples also living together before getting… Read More »6 steps to recover financially from a Separation or Divorce
If you are separating from your partner it is important to remember time limits when separating and protect yourself with a property settlement within this… Read More »Time limits when separating
As a family lawyer, I see people going through separation every day. Many people ask me “Is Separation hard to do?”, Separation is becoming more… Read More »Is Separation hard to do?
What about the kids? Parenting after separation When going through a separation, every couple will need to address parenting after separation by deciding what is… Read More »Parenting After Separation
If you and your former partner have owned property together, it is very important that you get advice from a family law solicitor about how… Read More »‘We don’t need a property settlement’, famous last words.
Whether you have just decided to separate or have been separated for some time, you and the other parent obviously need to think about and… Read More »Separated?… how do your kids feel?
Since March 2009, de facto couples and same sex couples seeking separation have been dealt with at a Federal level, under the Family Law Act… Read More »De facto and same sex couples now included in Family Law Act