What are the changes? In October 2023, the Family Law Amendment Act was passed which is due to take effect from 6 May 2024 and introduces a number of major amendments to the Family Law Act which will change the way the Courts approach parenting matters. These changes in summary…
As family lawyers, we often get asked about child support arrangements and what parties can do to ensure certainty after they have separated. Whilst child support arrangements more often than not occur through an administrative assessment, parties also have the ability to enter into their own private arrangements which are…
A Child Impact Report (CIR) is a Report that is Ordered by the Court to provide a preliminary assessment of what is in the children’s best interests. The Report is prepared by a Court Child Expert after meeting with both parents and the children and viewing any Court material regarding…
Are you doing everything to protect your estate from your former partner?
It’s such a common question we hear when someone is making their Will or dealing with an Estate – who is allowed to see the Will?
Here we answer the most commonly asked questions about applying for a divorce.
Making a commitment to enter into a lease can be a nervous time. You should seek advice to ensure you understand all your options and under the Agreement.
If you have been served with a Statement of Claim saying that you owe someone money, it is essential that you take immediate action to prevent any judgements being made against you.
A beneficiary who does not wish to accept a gift of inheritance under a Will usually has a financial or personal reason to do so.