I’m broke, baby: bankruptcy and the right to litigate family law proceedings
It is not uncommon for you and your former partner to find yourself in tight financial circumstances following separation. You…
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It is not uncommon for you and your former partner to find yourself in tight financial circumstances following separation. You…
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If you are experiencing a family breakdown, it is likely that you are facing one of the most challenging and stressful…
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Tax costs have an effect on the property pool available for distribution. In property cases, the Court may take into…
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The short answer is no. Once a parent has left the jurisdiction of Australia with the children, the children may become…
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Parties to financial family law cases have an ongoing duty to disclose the material facts relating to their financial position…
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Your child’s name can be changed where you have the consent of the other parent and the change of name…
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The Family Law Act 1975 established the ‘no fault’ divorce principle. This means that, unlike in some other jurisdictions, to…
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Did you know that Australia has one of the highest rates of international parental child abduction in the world? Once a parent…
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In brief — Your rights are limitedIf you have previously signed a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement and no longer agree to its…
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Last year, I wrote an article on cannabis use and its potential impact on parenting matters. I have recently considered some recent…
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