Married spouses Defacto partners Same sex partners Grandparents and other persons significant to children … [Read more...]

Property settlement Spousal maintenance Sole occupation of the home Injunctions to protect assets Superannuation splitting Child Support Companies, Trusts and Partnerships … [Read more...]

Children’s living and other arrangements Time children spend with parents/others Addiction/mental health issues International child abduction Relocation applications Family Violence Paternity … [Read more...]

Your family law matter will be resolved with either: a court Order; a Financial Agreement; a Child Support Agreement; a ‘Pre-nuptial’ Agreement as applies to your circumstances … [Read more...]

Mediation is a method of resolving a dispute which involves a trained, independent person (the mediator) assisting the parties to a dispute to reach an agreement, by facilitating discussion and … [Read more...]

Australian law focuses on the rights of children to have a meaningful relationship with both parents.  Separating from your partner or spouse does not mean that you are separating from your child or … [Read more...]

Property settlement involves the distribution of assets and liabilities between a couple whose relationship has broken down. Do I have to be divorced to split the property? No. All that is required … [Read more...]

In Australia, there is no need to provide reasons for Divorce. All that is required is that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. If you have been separated for more than 12 months the court … [Read more...]

If your children spend most of their time with you, you are likely to be entitled to receive child support from the other parent. The amount of child support payable varies according to your specific … [Read more...]

Financial Agreements are an option for people who would like to reach agreement with their partner about property settlement and related financial matters in the event their relationship breaks down. … [Read more...]