When a couple separates or divorces there are several ways to go about dividing property and arranging for the care of children. One is to simply make a private, informal arrangement which is often...
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How to manage Christmas after a divorce
Divorce is tough on everyone, but most parents will impact the kids. The first few Christmases after a divorce can be particularly hard, as this is a time of year when families traditionally get...
Checklist: Divorcing in Australia
The Divorce Checklist Going through separation, divorce, and attending family court is difficult and confusing for most people. During this time there are so many details to consider that it can add...
What to include in a Binding Financial Agreement
A binding financial agreement, or prenup, is a legal document that sets out how your property, assets and finances will be divided after a divorce or separation. It’s a great way to reduce the cost...
Common types of child custody after divorce
Every family’s unique, so after divorce you’ll need to come to a child custody arrangement that suits you and your child’s distinct needs. Whatever that arrangement may be it needs to help ease the...
Binding financial agreements: What’s covered and what’s not?
Breakups are tough but they’re even more difficult when disagreements on the division of relationship property and funds occur. A binding financial agreement can help ensure this doesn’t happen by...
How to adopt a child in Australia – the legal process
Whether you’re adopting because it’s something you’ve felt passionately about for a long time, or because your personal circumstances mean conceiving a biological child isn’t possible, adoption is...
What happens to your superannuation after divorce?
Going through a divorce is extremely tough. If you’re in this situation, you’ll be dealing with the emotional fallout from a separation, while also trying to wade through the mountain of paperwork...
Who can witness a will and what does it cost in Victoria?
It’s estimated that nearly half of all Australians pass away without drawing up a will, making the already devastating situation of losing a loved one all that much harder for those who are left...