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We’ve Separated But COVID-19 Means We’re Still Living Together – Can We Still Apply For A Divorce_ - Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers

We’ve Separated But COVID-19 Means We’re Still Living Together – Can We Still Apply For A Divorce?

Yes. You are still eligible to apply for divorce if you have separated from your spouse or de facto partner but are still living in the same home due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and subsequent restrictions. This…

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Family Violence and COVID-19

Alarmingly family violence escalates in Australia and the world as Coronavirus (COVID-19) impacts our day-to-day lives. At Resolve Family Lawyers and Mediators we offer online family law advice and consulting services whilst being as ever committed in supporting…

Online Law Advice & Online Mediation For Family Law Matters

Due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak Australians are having to quickly adjust to new ways of living and working as governments urge us to keep our distance, stay at home and stop the spread. Separation, divorce and family…

How Does COVID-19 Impact My Family Law Property Settlement?

When negotiating your property division, the first step is always to identify and value the asset pool. COVID-19 is changing the value of assets at an accelerating rate on a daily basis. We have received many calls from…

COVID-19 Impact To Family Court of Australia

The Family Court of Australia and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia (the Courts) have responded to the evolving impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and have made immediate and significant changes to court operations. The aim of the…

5 FAQ’s On How COVID-19 Will Affect Parenting Arrangements

We have received many enquiries regarding how the COVID-19 situation affects people’s family law matters. We will regularly upload blog posts to answer popular queries that we receive and provide updates on this evolving situation. 5 FAQ’s on…

Understanding Child Support Agreements

Child support is the ongoing legal responsibility of separated parents to provide an appropriate level of financial support for their children to ensure that the child’s needs are met. If parents are able to agree on the amount,…