Following separation it can be hard to navigate and decide on what to share and what not to share on social media platforms.
Separation
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.
The treatment of pets in family law matters
The family law courts has confirmed that they are to be treated as property and, perhaps unsurprisingly, not in the same way as children.
Factors in determining when a de facto relationship has broken down
While the Family Law Act provides provision for the court to make Orders regarding the alteration of property interests following the breakdown of a de facto relationship, it does not provide an exhaustive definition of “breakdown”.
Do I have to keep paying the mortgage and rates now that we’ve separated?
During the early stages of separation it can be difficult to know what each party should be paying for, such as mortgage, rates and utilities.
The importance of obtaining independent legal advice in family law matters
Whilst separated couples may be amicable, it is our goal to ensure that any agreement is legally binding and cannot be overturned due to parties not obtaining independent legal advice.
Binding Child Support Agreements vs Limited Child Support Agreements
There are two types of private child support agreements which can include cash and non-cash payments.
10 Things to do when you separate
turned_in_notChild Support, Children, Defacto, Divorce, Enduring Power of Attorney, Family Law, Relationships, Separation, Wills
Samantha Sticklan outlines the 10 things to consider post-separation.
Who pays the mortgage?
There is no straight forward or “right” answer, and who pays the mortgage will depend on the circumstances of each individual case.
What happens to my superannuation in a property settlement?
What happens with superannuation after the break down of a relationship?
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