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As parents, our top priority is always the well-being of our children. When it comes to child custody matters, ensuring that our decisions are in the best interests of our children is paramount.

In this video Shweta Kumar discusses paternity testing; what are they? who can order them? and what happens to the results?

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 in decision-making and breaking down the laws that may impact your situation.

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.

In this clip Suna Ozcan discusses lending money to children. While families may feel compelled to assist their children with property purchases or business ventures without formalities or professional advice, there are considerable risks for both the lending parents and borrowing children if legal  advice isn’t sought and agreements aren’t properly documented beforehand.

Australians love our furry family members. In fact, the federal government’s Pets in Australia survey found that more than 60 per cent of Australian households have a pet. However, the rules about renting with pets can be confusing. Here’s what you need to know.

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 is a form of domestic abuse. It occurs when someone repeatedly hurts, scares, or isolates another person to control them.

Drafting a Will is a crucial aspect of an effective estate plan as it ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes on your death. However, there are some rules on what assets can be, and cannot be, disposed of under your Will.

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: For more information on this…