Family Law Blog

What Happens to My Superannuation if We Separate?

Contrary to popular belief, superannuation is not off-limits when your relationship breaks down and you are dividing your assets. The law treats superannuation as property that can be divided just like any other asset, however different principles may…

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What Happens to My Inheritance if My Relationship Breaks Down?

If you and your partner decide to separate or divorce, you will need to work out how your assets are going to be divided. If you received an inheritance during your relationship, it is important to understand how…

The Bank of Mum and Dad: What You Need to Know

With property prices currently at an all-time high, it is increasingly common for young married or de facto couples to rely on financial assistance from their parents when purchasing a home together. The Bank of Mum and Dad…

Withholding Children During COVID-19

We have been receiving numerous enquiries from parents who are worried and confused about their parenting arrangements due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team at Resolve Conflict are available to discuss your family law matters with you and…

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…

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…

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,…