Family Law Blog

Family Law Myths – Busted! (Part 1)

Like every family, every family law proceeding is unique. Hence, what you have been told by friends, family and colleagues may be misleading; as their situation was or is most likely different to your own. On top of…

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Travelling Overseas With Your Children After Divorce – What you need to know

With the summer holidays fast approaching it is a opportune time for separated and divorced parents to take note and double-check a few things before making any overseas holiday plans. Written Consent As the old adage goes “treat…

Child Support – An Essential Guide

What is Child Support? 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. The Child Support Scheme is governed…

Tips and Tools To Minimise The Effects Of Separation On Children

The end of a relationship is generally a very difficult time for people; sadness, confusion, anger and conflict may be dominating their life during this trying period. Regrettably, separating parents may unwillingly overlook the impact their behaviour and…

When can my child decide who they want to live with?

A common question for separated parents is, ‘When can my child decide who they want to live with?’ It may seem like a straightforward question, however, the answer is genuinely depended on each individual case and the child….

Secrets To A Successful Divorce

A successful divorce is one that reduces the emotional, financial and logistical toll that naturally comes with divorce. The following recommendations, if implemented, can help make sure your divorce runs as smoothly and successfully as possible. Educate yourself…

What Happens To My Inheritance If We Divorce?

You’ve decided to separate, next you’ll need to tackle the division of property. Ordinarily all assets and debts are pooled and distributed between you and your ex-partner. There are several ways this can be done. Together you can…