Video: Am I Really The Father?
11 Apr Video: Am I Really The Father?
In this video Shweta Kumar discusses paternity testing; what are they? who can order them? and what happens to the results?...
Family Law
Navigating Child Custody in Australia
08 Apr Navigating Child Custody in Australia
Are you a parent navigating the challenges of child custody? If you're dealing with a recent separation or struggling with your current parenting arrangements, our team of child custody lawyers help clarify child custody in Australia, emphasizing the importance of the child's best interests...
Potential Claims After A Property Settlement
02 Apr Potential Claims After A Property Settlement
Whilst a property settlement severs the financial ties between you and your former spouse, there are two possible claims that may be made by your former spouse even after a property settlement. ...
Video: Can my property orders be changed?
21 Mar Video: Can my property orders be changed?
In this video Mia Doncevski discusses property orders and and the most favorable approach for parties going through a separation and wishing to settle their property affairs. ...
Coercive Control Laws Likely to be in effect from July 2024
18 Mar Coercive Control Laws Likely to be in effect from July 2024
Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse. It occurs when someone repeatedly hurts, scares, or isolates another person to control them. ...
Paternity Testing-Who Can Request Them?
06 Mar Paternity Testing-Who Can Request Them?
A paternity test is a DNA test directed by the Court to determine the biological parentage of a child. Without a DNA test, the Family Law Act provides a presumption that that you are a parent of the child if: your name is on the child’s...
Am I really your father?
04 Mar Am I really your father?
There are times when there is a dispute over who is the biological father of a child. These questions arise in parenting cases or child support matters. In such matters, the Court can order a paternity test....
Who gets your pet? How Australian Courts deal with Pet Custody Laws.
19 Feb Who gets your pet? How Australian Courts deal with Pet Custody Laws.
Pet custody determines who gets ownership and responsibility for a pet after the owners separate or divorce. In many legal jurisdictions, pets are often considered personal property, similar to other assets....
The Government funds the Priority Small Property Pool to be extended to all Family law registries.
12 Feb The Government funds the Priority Small Property Pool to be extended to all Family law registries.
At the end of 2023, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia announced, that the Courts have received funding from the Commonwealth Government to expand the “Priority Property Pool under $500,000” Pilot initiative to all filing registries. ...
Am I required to attend mediation in Family Law?
05 Feb Am I required to attend mediation in Family Law?
Mediation, which is known as alternate dispute resolution, is a structured negotiation process where you use the assistance of a third party (the Mediator), to identify and assess options and negotiate an agreement to resolve your dispute. ...