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Coercive Control: A New Era of Accountability for NSW Victims
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 recognised by courts and successfully prosecuted by police, leaving...
Subpoenas in the Family Court
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 legal document issued by the family courts, at the request of a party to proceedings, requiring the...
How to Choose a Divorce Lawyer
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 spousal maintenance. Divorcing a partner is a major life...
Dividing Assets When Divorcing Later in Life
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 over independently later in life. Dividing Assets upon Divorce Dividing the...
What should you consider when Applying for a Divorce
A divorce is legal recognition that a marriage has ended, and it brings to a close the legal duties and responsibilities spouses owe to one another. Obtaining a divorce is the first formal step in a broader process – one that may involve arrangements for children,...
Child Relocation and Family Law
Child relocation involves changing a child’s living arrangements in a way that affects the time they are able to spend with each parent – most commonly a move interstate or overseas. International relocation, in particular, is becoming increasingly more common, as...
Obtaining an Injunction Against the Relocation of a Child
What is an Injunction Order? An injunction is a severe court order that directs a party to do something (mandatory injunction) or refrain from doing something (prohibitory injunction). Failing to comply with an injunction can result in being held in contempt of Court...
Schools and Family Law Orders
Family law issues such as dealing with separated families and their complex family law arrangements can be difficult for schools to navigate. In this blog we explore some of the common family law questions relating to parenting and the obligations that schools may...