Category: Family Law

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POSTED: 07 Mar 2022
As a family law solicitor, we see it all - the good, the bad, and the ugly.
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POSTED: 09 Feb 2022
Through the course of an individual’s family law matter, they will be required to provide their solicitors, if represented, with instructions as to how they wish to conduct their matter. These instructions represent the wishes and views of the individual, and ensures that the position being put forward to the...
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POSTED: 14 Dec 2021
It is very common for people to ask their parents or relatives for financial assistance. It is important to differentiate whether any funds advanced are a gift or a loan. A gift means that there is no expectation for the funds to be repaid.
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POSTED: 15 Nov 2021
Parties who are not married but have lived under the same roof for an uninterrupted period of two years are considered to be in a de-facto relationship. The Family Law Act outlines that to satisfy the threshold of a de-facto relationship, the parties must “have a relationship as a couple...
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POSTED: 11 Oct 2021
The new and improved Family Court was introduced on the 1st of September 2021, with new rules and court procedures aiming to make the experience for those involved in Family Law proceedings more efficient and less stressful.
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POSTED: 11 Oct 2021
Staff Spotlight | Tom Reeve - Your local Family Law expert.
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POSTED: 27 Sep 2021
Staff Spotlight | Nevine Youssef - Your local Family Law expert.
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POSTED: 20 Sep 2021
Staff Spotlight | Jean Alim - your local Family Law expert.
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POSTED: 07 Sep 2021
Family law proceedings can often be emotionally and financially burdening. Clients are often torn between wanting their day in Court and the backlogged queue that may not have their matter heard by a Judge for years rather than months.
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POSTED: 05 Aug 2021
The breakdown of a family unit is difficult and stressful at any given time, with many families experiencing this loss each day. For children, this loss is commonly associated with the separation of their parents and the new residency and parenting arrangements they will have to adjust to.
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