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Having orders made by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, is generally the most favorable approach for parties going through a separation and wishing to settle their property affairs, as they are binding on the parties and typically difficult to set aside or vary in the absence of an agreement. But what happens when one party has agreed to orders, and subsequently changes their mind? Can property orders be changed?

The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia requires all parties involved in a family law property matter to make full and frank financial disclosure. This means that all parties must provide the other party all information that may be relevant to the matter whether it is in paper form or electronic documents regardless of whether your matter is before the Court or not.

In this second video of the series about children travelling overseas after a separation, Mia discusses how you can prevent your child from travelling overseas after a family separation. In second video in this series, she will discuss if you can prevent your ex spouse from taking your child overseas.

So, you thought New Year’s resolutions were for losing weight and giving up cake. Nope! January gives you the opportunity to organise your Estate Planning and take control of your affairs both during your lifetime and on death.

In this video Mia Doncevski discusses the process of taking your child overseas after a family separation.

Separation is the ending of an intimate partner relationship, including the end of a marriage or de facto relationship. It is often a difficult time; it can be stressful, and you may feel unsure about what to do next.

Solari and Stock are closing at 1pm on Friday 22 December 2023 and will reopen at 9am on Monday 8 January 2024.

On 19 October 2023, the Commonwealth Government has passed two Family Law Bills that will change the way Parenting matters are dealt with by the Family Law Courts.

On 19 October 2023, the Commonwealth Government has passed two Family Law Bills that will change the way Parenting matters are dealt with by the Family Law Courts.

Solari and Stock are pleased to announce that our December 2023 Newsletter is now available online, articles include: Tips for Separated Parents, Rise of Interest Rates and the Fall of Relationships , Contesting a Will, Secret Centrelink.