Following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship, separated parties must consider how to divide joint property. It is crucial to understand each party’s ability to claim entitlements in a property settlement and the assets they are likely to retain. Family law is a complicated and emotional area of law which is often… Read More
A divorce is legal recognition of the termination of a marriage and a means of ending the legal duties and responsibilities spouses owe to each other. Obtaining a divorce is the initial step in making future arrangements concerning children, property and spousal maintenance. It is possible for parties to live together and still be separated,… Read More
Child relocation involves the changing of a child’s living arrangements and is one of the most important concerns in a relationship breakdown. International relocation is becoming an increasingly common occurrence, with many people and families moving across the globe for business, opportunities and lifestyle changes. If parents have equal and shared parental responsibility of the… Read More
Understanding Australian Child Custody Laws Australian child custody laws recognise that fathers have an important role in the caretaking of children by the creation of an equitable agreement between parents that is first and foremost in the best interests of the child. There is a common misconception that mothers retain primary custody of children because… Read More
A binding financial agreement – also commonly referred to as a ‘pre-nuptial agreement’ – is an agreement sets out the division of property and child custody agreements in the event of the breakdown of a relationship. These documents are legally binding and can be enforced by the courts, which allow for certainty, trust, and peace… Read More