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
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 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...
Fathers Rights in Child Custody
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...
The Legal Implications Of Separation Under One Roof
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...
Dealing With Divorce or Separation? Here Are Some Practical Steps to Take
Separation, whether in marriage or a de facto relationship, can present emotional challenges and overwhelming feelings. In such difficult times, it is crucial to understand practical steps to...
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Aitken & Aitken [2023] FedCFamC1A 69: A Full Court’s Examination of Binding Orders and ‘Buy Out’ Appeals
Introduction In a recent family law case, Aitken & Aitken [2023] FedCFamC1A 69, the Full Court considered the role of the court in drafting binding orders and examined an appeal against a 'buy...
Understanding the Differences between Family Dispute Resolution Services (FDRS) and Formal Mediation in Family Law Matters
In family law matters, alternative dispute resolution methods such as Family Dispute Resolution Services (FDRS) and Mediation can provide a much more amicable and cost-effective approach to...
How much child support will I have to pay?
In Australia family law dictates that both parents must financially support their children after separation or divorce. In some cases this will mean that child support payments are required from one...