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There are a number of factors that identify if you are in a de facto relationship or not, these are listed in this infographic.

Two weeks ago, the High Court handed down their decision in the matter of Fairbairn v Radecki [2022] HCA 18, which determined the question of, if and when a de facto relationship had broken down. The outcome of this question is important in Family Law matters because the Court will only have jurisdiction to alter property interests of the parties to a de facto relationship if the relationship has in fact broken down (section 90SM of the Family Law Act).

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Solari & Stock have a position available for a motivated person to work in a varied range of practice areas in particular Wills and Estates, Family Law and Commercial

Can I represent myself in Court?

Choosing to represent yourself in court is a big decision that you should think carefully about. Here are some of the things to consider when deciding if it’s right for you.

A good affidavit will be simple, relevant and admissible. Remember, judges and registrars have a considerable workload. Imagine having to wade through voluminous or irrelevant documents in an attempt to understand the case. It is therefore important to for an affidavit to be presented succinctly and coherently.

An affidavit is a sworn or affirmed written document that sets out or supports a party’s case. An affidavit is a very important document as it may be the only evidence relied upon when submissions are made at an interim level.

We have noticed ABC News reported an increase in email scams last weekend. Please be alert and aware whilst online and do not share your details online.

Court can be a very intense and stressful experience, here are some tips to help you stay calm under pressure.