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Can I Move with my Child After a Separation
You have just separated, or are thinking of separating from a partner. One of the common questions that follow a separation is "Can I move with My Child". You could be thinking of moving with your...
Can My Child Refuse Parenting Orders?
As Family courts in Australia highly favor the best interest of the child, parenting orders are heavily discussed. However, if a court mandated parenting order states one week with mom one week with...
What are my rights in a de facto relationship?
In Australia, de facto couples are gaining more recognition. With this, comes the increase in legal questions about "what are the rights in a de facto relationship", and how they can apply to...
Intervention Orders
Intervention Orders: What they are and how they work Restraining Orders are heard of the most in the media. They frequent movies, shows, sometimes books. In a sense, a restraining order and an...
Protect Your Assets with a Binding Financial Agreement in Docklands
For professionals living and working in Melbourne’s Docklands, life moves quickly. Careers advance, investments grow, and financial complexity increases. With that comes a need for clear, proactive,...
Are Family Lawyers and Divorce Lawyers the Same?
For the most part, the terms “family lawyers” and “divorce lawyers” are used interchangeably, especially in Australia. Both family lawyers and divorce lawyers handle matters related to family law,...
Family Lawyers for Fathers
Family Lawyers for Fathers: Why Dads Need Strong Legal Representation in Modern Custody Cases For many fathers, navigating the family court system can feel intimidating and confusing. For those...
Lawyers vs. Solicitors, What’s The Difference?
The terms "lawyer" and "solicitors" are typically used interchangeably. In fact, some practising solicitors refer to themselves as "lawyers" because the term is a widely understood term. However,...
My Readiness Hearing: What it is and How Do I Prepare?
What is a Readiness Hearing, and What is Its Purpose? In Australia, a readiness hearing is a procedural hearing for both parties in a dispute to ensure their cases are ready for trial. Typically,...
How Separation Could Help
Do you want to break free from a relationship that has gone south? If so, it's important to act quickly. Delays can be costly, stressful and draining. The first, and most important step is to...