Understanding Relocation Orders: A Guide for Parents and Guardians Relocation orders are a significant aspect of family law, affecting separated or divorced parents who wish to move with their child...
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My Ex Has A New De Facto – How Does This Affect My Property Settlement?
If your ex has a new de facto relationship, it does not automatically change the way assets are divided in a property settlement. The courts will still focus primarily on the contributions made...
The Role of Melbourne Family Report Writers In Family Law Matters
The role of Melbourne Family Report Writers In Family Law matters Family report writers in Melbourne assist the Family Court by preparing independent assessments - known as family reports - that...
Withholding Grandchildren From Grandparents (Australia) – Your Legal Rights Explained
As family lawyers, we understand how devastating it can be for grandparents (or other family members) to have their grandchildren withheld and access denied due to a family breakdown....
Organising Child Custody Arrangements After Divorce Or Separation
Disclaimer: While the term 'child custody' is still commonly used in everyday conversation, it is no longer a term used in Australian family law. The correct legal terms are 'parental...
What Am I Entitled To In A Separation (Australia)?
If you are going through a relationship breakdown, you may be wondering what you may be entitled to in a de facto separation or divorce in Australia. Property settlement is the name given to the...
What is the average split in a divorce settlement (Australia)?
The average split in a divorce settlement in Australia As of 2025, many people want a clear answer to the question, 'What is the average split in a divorce settlement in Australia?' - Unfortunately,...
In What Circumstances Is A Mother Able to Relocate A Child?
In Australian family law, a mother - or any parent or legal guardian - may wish to relocate a child following separation or divorce for various reasons, including employment opportunities, family...
Can a Father Take a Child Away From The Mother in Australia?
This article is about the possibility of a father legally obtaining full care (previously known as sole custody) or majority care of a child after separation or divorce. We do not advocate for...