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Parenting plans are a valuable tool for separated or divorced parents to outline the care and welfare arrangements for their children. However, it is important to understand the limitations and...

When considering divorce, one of the key decisions you'll need to make is whether to file a joint or sole application. Understanding the differences between these options can help you make an...

When couples decide to separate, the path to divorce can be complex, especially if they attempt to reconcile. One key aspect that can influence divorce proceedings is the resumption of cohabitation....

Oftentimes when relationships break down, children will experience a change in their routines and regular living circumstances. Sometimes these changes can result in circumstances where a child is...

Child custody matters can be emotionally charged and challenging for all involved, notwithstanding each parties’ best efforts to minimise conflict. A common question that arises is what weight the...

Are There Any Time Limits in Property Settlements? In Australian Family Law matters, there are relevant time limits that you ought to be aware of when commencing an Initiating Application in family...

When a relationship that involves children breaks down, it is vital for the needs of the children to receive significant consideration. For this reason, couples who are separated and in the process...

Mediation and arbitration are both dispute resolution processes that serve as an alternative to litigation. Mediation is often the first attempt to resolve differences before more formal processes...

The desire to keep most (if not all) of an inheritance is not unusual. You may feel that your ex-spouse does not deserve to benefit from the money your family members earned. However, the issue of...

Dealing with various aspects of the court system can be confusing and even intimidating. You can help your own cause by familiarising yourself with the proceedings such as directions hearing.  ...