Separated couples unable to resolve matters regarding parenting and finances through mutual agreement can apply for interim orders in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. Interim orders are “temporary orders” and are usually made as a matter of urgency...Read More
Most property settlements are reached through negotiation, without the need to go to court. Negotiations are formally documented through a binding financial agreement or consent orders. As a last resort, parties may need to initiate court proceedings seeking court...Read More
Facing a family law issue can be an incredibly stressful and emotional time. Whether you are contemplating divorce, negotiating parenting arrangements, or trying to divide property, seeking legal advice is important to ensure you understand your position. Your first...Read More
Divorce is almost always a difficult and disruptive life event. For couples who own a family business, the stakes are particularly high, as the fate of the business often becomes a central point of contention during divorce proceedings. In Australia, a family business...Read More
The breakdown of a relationship, whether by choice or circumstance, can be complex and challenging. In Australia, the Family Law Act 1975 sets out the legal framework for divorce, the division of property and parenting arrangements after a relationship breaks down. An...Read More
Mediation is a valuable and widely utilised method for resolving legal matters. This alternative form of dispute resolution is particularly valuable when it is desirable to maintain a relationship with the other party after the dispute, as is often the case in family...Read More
