What happens to the “bank of mum and dad” money when it becomes entangled in Family Law matters?
Family Law
Interstate Travel While Co-Parenting
Many clients to ask about interstate travel, particularly when it comes to Co-Parenting arrangements.
What to do about Christmas
Every year the Federal Circuit and Family Court gives lawyers a cut off date by which any application that seeks to deal with Orders concerning Christmas needs to be filed.
Mediation
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One of the cornerstones of mediation is the fact that mediation itself is strictly confidential and what is discussed during this process cannot be used at a later date.
Escaping Violence Payment National Trial
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The Australian Government funded program aims to provide financial assistance to those who are trying to leave or have left intimate partner violence.
Tip’s for co-parenting after separation
It can be difficult to know where to start to develop an effective co-parenting relationship, however, there are a lot of resources available.
Going to Sport
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In a perfect world separated parents can co-parent, focus on their children and continue to encourage their growth into adulthood but what happens when the parents are unable to cordially attend children’s events.
Paternity Testing
If you are unsure of the paternity of your child, you should refrain from signing any documents stating that you are the Father or agreeing to being on the birth certificate until you are sure.
Benefits of Cooperation between your Advisors
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The key to achieving a “tax friendly” property settlement is ensuring that your legal advisor and accountant are working together.
Proposed Amendments to the Family Law Act
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The AG’s department has released a draft bill proposing significant amendments to the Family Law Act which seek to enhance the objective that the best interests of the child are met.
