What is Collaborative Family Law?
12 March, 2024
Collaborative Family Law is a pathway to resolving family law disputes with dignity and respect.
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12 March, 2024
Collaborative Family Law is a pathway to resolving family law disputes with dignity and respect.
Read full What is Collaborative Family Law?article18 January, 2024
Family law covers all issues and disputes that may affect the family unit during a couple’s separation, and/or divorce. This includes property settlements, child support, parenting arrangements, domestic violence, binding financial agreements, and divorce.
Read full What is included under Family Law?article31 August, 2023
Christmas is fast approaching and for some this will be the first Christmas post separation. In these circumstances, discussing parenting arrangements at an early stage is crucial. For…
Read full Christmas Parenting Arrangementsarticle25 October, 2022
In 2009 we saw the emergence of the worlds first form of digital currency, Bitcoin. Fast forward 13 years later and whilst Bitcoin continues to hold the largest market capitalisation in the world; in…
Read full Crypto Assets In Family Law Property Settlementsarticle8 February, 2022
Most Australian states and territories operate under a uniform national law in relation to truck and heavy vehicle issues.
Read full Heavy Vehicle National Lawsarticle4 March, 2021
Whether you have been married or living as a de facto couple, negotiating the division of your relationship assets is often one of the most stressful aspects of separation.
Read full Property Negotiations with my Exarticle18 March, 2020
WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS In these unprecedented times, we want to provide assurance about the measures we are taking to continue to operate effectively whilst ensuring the health and safety of our…
Read full Business as usual with a few changesarticle6 March, 2020
It is important to understand the structure of a trust when drafting a will to ensure that the day to day control of the trust can continue without significant delay on death of a client. Corporate…
Read full Wills & Estates - What is the difference between Corporate and Individual Trustees?article27 February, 2020
If you have recently separated and have not yet undertaken a property settlement, you need to be aware of the recent changes made by the Federal Circuit Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia for assets less than $500,000.
Read full Property Settlement - New rules for assets under $500,000 (PPP500)article26 February, 2020
We provide an out of office service to clients who due to age, illness or physical incapacity are unable to attend our office in person to complete their will, Enduring Power of Attorney or Advance…
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