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How Much Can My Wife Get in a Divorce?
Upon the breakdown of a marriage, de facto couples or separated married parties are required to reach agreement as to the division of the assets of the relationship. Division of assets is separate to divorce and there are specific time limits imposed by the Family...
How to Protect your Home From Your Ex-Partner
When parties separate, it is important to make sure that assets are protected before a family law property settlement is formalised. One way that matrimonial assets can be protected is through the lodgment of a caveat. What is a caveat? A caveat is a note that is...
Relocation with Children After Separation
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...
How Much Can My Husband Get in a Divorce?
Upon the breakdown of a marriage, de facto couples or separated married parties are required to reach agreement as to the division of the assets of the relationship. Division of assets is separate to divorce and there are specific time limits imposed by the Family...
The Benefits of a Prenuptial Agreement
In 2021, there were 56,244 divorces granted in Australia – the highest number of divorces recorded since 1976. With this apparent increase in separations, it is important to prepare for any eventuality before entering into a marriage or de-facto relationship. One such...
Grandparents Rights: Saving your rights to see your grandchildren
In Australia, grandparents have unique legal rights to approach courts to obtain orders that allow them to spend time with their grandchildren. What Rights Exist for Grandparents? When it comes to family law, grandparents do have some rights. The law’s focus is on the...
How is Superannuation Split in a Property Settlement?
When couples separate, a family law property settlement will determine who owns which assets. This process can be straightforward when the assets are clearly defined – such as with a house, car, or investment property. However, when it comes to superannuation, the...
Asset Protection and Freezing Orders: Common Misconceptions
We will all be involved in a dispute at some point in our lives. We may even reach a point where we want to take someone to court in order to reach an outcome that we desire. Have you wondered what happens if the other party is not able to pay up if you win against...