Contravention of Parenting Orders In Australia, a contravention of parenting orders occurs when a person fails to comply with the terms of a parenting order made by the Federal Circuit and Family...
Child custody disputes and divorce go hand in hand. It is common in family law for one parent to overhold or to refuse to return children to the other parent. In circumstances such as these, it may...
Automatic Divorce After Long Separation - Does It Exist In Australia? Divorce is never an easy process, but just imagine how convenient it would be if there were an automatic divorce after a long...
Parenting Coordination in Australia is a growing dispute resolution process designed to support separated or divorced parents who continue to struggle with co-parenting. It’s a child-focused,...
What are Prenups in Australia? Do we have them? What prenups are and whether they exist in Australia is a common question. The answer is, not exactly - we have Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs),...
Family dispute resolution (FDR) is an alternative dispute resolution process that helps family members resolve issues related to family law matters without having to go through the court process. In...
What is Spousal Maintenance? Spousal maintenance refers to financial payments made by one spouse to another following a separation or divorce. These payments aim to ensure that the receiving party,...
Consent orders and binding financial agreements are legal terms for documents that outline how assets will be divided. When a marriage ends, or a relationship breaks down, dividing assets and...
70/30 divorce settlements in Australia - What is it and what should you know? In Australian family law matters, dividing assets equitably is one of the most complex issues to address. While a 50/50...
