Warning: The Court has now formally excluded ‘add-backs’ from family law property settlements. What does that mean for me and my property settlement? In family law, an "add-back" refers to the process of notionally adding the value of an asset back into the property...
Have you ever wonderd what counts as a de facto relationship? A de facto relationship is defined under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) as a relationship between two people who are not married to each other but live together on a genuine domestic basis....
Proving a de facto relationship in Australia is essential for various legal purposes, including property settlements, spousal maintenance, and other family law matters. A de facto relationship is defined under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) as a relationship between two people who are not...
Who decides where the children go to school? Unless there are court orders that state otherwise, each parent has the opportunity to participate in making decisions concerning the major long-term issues that affect their children, such as which school they attend. ...
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To read more about location orders please click here to view our article What If Your Child Is Taken Without Permission. For more information about location orders and when they can be used, please contact our experienced Family Law Team at Solari and Stock Lawyers on...
Location Orders-what if your child is taken without permission? What happens if your child is taken without your permission, and you do not know where your child is? ...
HO HO HO – WISHING YOU A SHARING CHRISTMAS Tips for Separated Parents Christmas is a time to be jolly and merry. It is a time when families come together and share the magic and create memories. It can be a difficult time for children whose parents...
Further to our recent article, Royal Assent has been given to the latest changes to the Family Law Act. The first group of amendments will take effect from 10 June 2025 and the important changes relate to: The Act has defined economic abuse and financial...
1. Plan your Care Arrangements for the School Holidays well in advance - Ifyou have not already worked out when your children are going to be spending time with you over the school holidays...