Navigating Parenting Disputes: A Simple Legal Guide Parenting disputes can arise in any family, whether following a separation, divorce, or breakdown in a de facto relationship. When emotions run...
Parenting Orders: What You Need to Know Understanding parenting orders, parenting arrangements, and your legal obligations as a parent under the Family Law Act 1975 can be a lot to consider when you...
Grandparents Rights & Legal Options in Australia Grandparents often play a significant and loving role in their grandchildren's lives. However, when family relationships break down due to...
What Is Parental Alienation? Parental alienation is a term used to describe a situation where one parent, either intentionally or unintentionally, turns a child against the other parent. This...
Since 2003 in Australia, superannuation assets have been able to be counted as part of the total financial assets in a property pool during a financial settlement after a divorce or separation. In...
In Victoria, de facto property rights mean that couples living together in a genuine relationship for at least two years may have property claims similar to married couples. This includes shared...
When couples get married, they don’t always consider the possibility of financial or legal changes down the road. Circumstances may change, and post-nuptial agreements offer a way for married...
This article explores how Australian law views a father's role when it comes to access, shared or sole care and co-parenting. What are a fathers' rights in child custody matters? For many separated...
Going through a breakup is undoubtedly an emotionally challenging experience, especially when financial and parenting disagreements come into play. The situation becomes even more complicated when...
