Child support agreements are contractual arrangements between parents or non-parents that enable financial support for their children. The Child Support Scheme was introduced by the Australian government on 1 July 1988 to... Read More
After a relationship breakdown, a financial agreement may seem like something you can simply download, fill in and sign, particularly when you and your partner agree about your finances. However,... Read More
Abuse doesn’t have one overarching definition. Whether it is physical, emotional or mental, you have a right to respect and autonomy in a relationship. Historically, only physical abuse has been... Read More
Subpoenas are an important tool used in family law proceedings to obtain information or evidence that may be relevant to a case. What is a Subpoena? A subpoena is a... Read More
A divorce recognises, by law, the termination of a relationship and the end of legal responsibilities partners owe to one another. It often involves making arrangements in relation to property, children and... Read More
The average age of divorcees in Australia is gradually rising, disrupting the retirement plans of many Australians who after decades of marriage, did not expect to find themselves to start... Read More
