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Relocation After Separation – What you need to know

Relocation After Separation – What you need to know

Jul 4, 2022 | Family Law

In family law, one issue which may arise following a relationship separation where children are involved is ‘relocation’. Relocation is the legal term for moving with your child to another town, state or country after a divorce or separation. Relocation may raise issues in relation to parenting arrangements if the moving interferes with the ability... Read More
Legal Consequences of a Partner Separation

Legal Consequences of a Partner Separation

Jun 12, 2022 | Family Law

The Legal Implications of Partner Separation When a relationship breaks down, there are significant legal implications to consider. The legal consequences of a partner separation differ from divorce to de facto relationships, and are impacted by your living circumstances. What is the definition of ‘separation’? ‘Separation’ in family law is defined as the bringing to... Read More
Child Custody Rights for Fathers in NSW

Child Custody Rights for Fathers in NSW

Jun 7, 2022 | Family Law

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
Spousal Maintenance: What You Need to Know

Spousal Maintenance: What You Need to Know

Jun 2, 2022 | Family Law

Spousal maintenance is a responsibility you or your former partner might have to financially support the other person after separation or divorce. Spousal maintenance is not automatic and, in most cases, is only payable where one partner cannot reasonably support themselves and the other person has the capacity to pay maintenance. It may be a... Read More
Child Support Payments – What You Need to Know

Child Support Payments – What You Need to Know

May 19, 2022 | Family Law

The breakdown of a relationship or marriage can be emotionally daunting, especially when children are involved. It is not uncommon for parents to be confused when determining child support. According to the Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989 (Cth), parents have a duty to maintain their children in the form of child support payments. What is... Read More

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