What do I do now?
27 Aug What do I do now?
If you do not make a property settlement claim in a timely manner, you may not be able to get the property assets you are entitled to. ...
Family Law
Help! My Property Settlement time limit has expired – what do I do now?
25 Aug Help! My Property Settlement time limit has expired – what do I do now?
Did you know that there are strict time limitations when it comes to separation and property settlement? If you do not make a property settlement claim in a timely manner, you may not be able to get the property assets you are entitled to. For married...
Addressing the Cultural Needs of Children
20 Aug Addressing the Cultural Needs of Children
Want to know more about addressing cultural considerations in family law matters? Click on the link below to be taken to our article on this topic. https://solariandstock.com.au/...
Cultural Considerations in Family Law
18 Aug Cultural Considerations in Family Law
Family law in Australia recognises the importance of addressing the cultural needs of children, particularly in the context of parenting arrangements and decisions. The Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) provides a framework for considering these needs, ensuring that children's cultural backgrounds are respected and integrated...
The End of ‘Add-Backs’ in Family Law Property Settlements
11 Aug The End of ‘Add-Backs’ in Family Law Property Settlements
Warning: The Court has now formally excluded ‘add-backs’ from family law property settlements. What does that mean for me and my property settlement? In family law, an "add-back" refers to the process of notionally adding the value of an asset back into the property...
What is a De Facto Relationship?
23 Jul What is a De Facto Relationship?
Have you ever wonderd what counts as a de facto relationship? A de facto relationship is defined under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) as a relationship between two people who are not married to each other but live together on a genuine domestic basis....
Proving a De Facto Relationship in Australia
21 Jul Proving a De Facto Relationship in Australia
Proving a de facto relationship in Australia is essential for various legal purposes, including property settlements, spousal maintenance, and other family law matters. A de facto relationship is defined under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) as a relationship between two people who are not...
Client Testimonial Solari and Stock
11 Jul Client Testimonial Solari and Stock
Another glowing review for our Family Law Team at Solari and Stock!We’re proud to share this wonderful feedback that reflects the dedication, expertise, and care our Family Law team brings to every matter. If you're seeking trusted advice or need support with your Family Law issue,...
Financial Control as a Form of Family Violence
07 Jul Financial Control as a Form of Family Violence
Family violence is a pervasive issue that affects individuals and families across New South Wales. While physical abuse is often the most visible form of family violence, it is crucial to recognise that financial control is also a significant and harmful form of abuse. Financial...
Client Testimonial for Nicole Quirk and Vicki De Bonis
04 Jul Client Testimonial for Nicole Quirk and Vicki De Bonis
Client experiences matter to us.We’re proud to share this testimonial, which highlights the professionalism and dedication of both our Family Law team and our Conveyancing team. Whether you're navigating a family law matter or a property transaction, Solari and Stock is here to support you with...