What are my “rights” as a parent? Understanding Parental Responsibility and Custody in Australian Family Law Parenting arrangements can be a complex and sensitive matter during and after a divorce...
Consent Orders vs. Binding Financial Agreements: Which is Best for You?
When it comes to finalizing financial arrangements in the context of a divorce or separation in Australia, two commonly used legal instruments are Consent Orders and Binding Financial Agreements...
Property Settlement – Court’s Considerations
Family Law Property Settlements – What Does the Family Court Consider When Dividing Property? Divorce or separation can be a challenging and emotionally draining time, especially when it comes to...
Top four things you need to know before filing for divorce
Divorces can be tough. With that said, if you prepare for yours, get expert legal help and know exactly what to expect, it can make the process less stressful and perhaps even preserve your...
How to successfully navigate child custody in Australia
Navigating child custody is one of the hardest parts of any divorce or separation. It may be difficult, but it’s worth taking care to do it right - a good arrangement will make life much easier for...
How to divorce without going to court in Australia
There’s no doubt, divorce can be a very difficult time. Which is why if you’re going through one it’s a good idea to ensure the process is as stress free and cost effective as possible. The best...
Getting full child custody: Everything you need to know
Australian family law presumes that parents hold equal parental responsibility, meaning that in most cases - custody is shared after a divorce or separation. However, this isn’t always the case. ...
How much child support will I have to pay?
In Australia family law dictates that both parents must financially support their children after separation or divorce. In some cases this will mean that child support payments are required from one...
Can consent orders be overturned
When a couple separates or divorces there are several ways to go about dividing property and arranging for the care of children. One is to simply make a private, informal arrangement which is...