I Can’t Afford to Pay Legal Fees to Pursue My Family Law Rights. Can I pay my legal bills at the end of my matter? Solari and Stock have partnered with the dedicated Family Law finance provider, JustFund, to make it possible for...
Whether you’re dealing with parenting arrangements, property disputes or urgent safety concerns, interlocutory orders can provide relief while the Court considers the broader case. In this clip Shweta discusses Interlocutory Orders, what they are, and when they are used. It is highly recommended...
A word that often comes up in Family law matters is Undertaking. What is this and what does it mean? Undertakings are common in family law proceedings and can arise in many situations, from parenting matters to property settlements. It is important to know what they...
Separation can be a challenging time for families, especially when it comes to co-parenting. Co-parenting requires both parents to work together to raise their children, despite no longer being in a relationship. However, there are instances where one parent may refuse to co-parent, creating additional...
We’re pleased to share the June edition of the Solari and Stock Client Newsletter with you....
Please note our office will be closed for the King's birthday long weekend from 5pm on Friday June 6th, and will reopen at 9am on Tuesday June 10th. During this time you may leave us a message and we will get back to you...
What is an Enduring Guardianship? Making future care decisions can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. An Enduring Guardian ensures your wishes are respected if you're ever unable to make decisions yourself....
An enduring guardianship is a legal document that authorises a person (‘the enduring guardian’) to make health and medical decisions for another person if they have lost the decision-making capacity to do so themselves....
Another fantastic testimonial highlighting the efforts of Nikita and our Family Law Team here at Solari and Stock....
Australia operates under a no-fault divorce system, meaning the court does not consider the reasons for the breakdown of a marriage when granting a divorce....