Often family law matters will have an international aspect. This can arise because one parent is now living overseas or

Have you gone through the hassle of getting final orders (whether in property or parenting) and are now having trouble

Couples in de facto relationships have the same rights and entitlements as married couples when it comes to matters regarding

Superannuation contributions have now been a compulsory landmark of the Australian economy for over two decades. As a result, superannuation

You may have a responsibility to financially assist your former spouse/de facto partner if they are presently unable to support

If you are the parent of a child under the age of 18 years, you may be liable for child

Rigid court timetables and procedures can create situations where parties are left at an impasse for months in between court

Arriving at a property settlement does not necessarily mean that you have to go to Court. You can enter into

Over the course of a relationship, parties often spend years accumulating, selling, reinvesting and simply using up various types of

If you have separated from your former partner and you wish to avoid attending Court, there are a number of

If you and your former partner cannot agree about which city or country the children will live in, you can

Are you unsure about how to approach your former partner about what sort of parenting arrangement would be in the

It is not always easy to pinpoint an exact date of “separation”. In fact, the meaning of the word “separation”

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