Video: Can I see my child if there is an AVO?
24 Aug Video: Can I see my child if there is an AVO?
'Can I see my child if there is an AVO?' Shweta Kumar answers this question and discusses the different types of AVOs....
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There is an AVO, can I still see my child?
21 Aug There is an AVO, can I still see my child?
An AVO can affect the nature of your relationship with your child. When parenting Orders are made, many people are unclear as to how an AVO impacts those parenting Orders. ...
The Rise of Interest and Fall of Relationships
07 Aug The Rise of Interest and Fall of Relationships
Interest rates are continuing to rise. We have had 12 interest rate rises since May 2022 and are likely to have another in the coming months. What does this mean for couples and the impact on marriages?...
Is my building eligible for Project Intervene?
02 Aug Is my building eligible for Project Intervene?
Are there conditions that need to be met to be eligible for Project Intervene? The following infographic explains these conditions....
Project Intervene-Resolving Serious Defects in Residential Apartment Buildings
31 Jul Project Intervene-Resolving Serious Defects in Residential Apartment Buildings
Project Intervene leverages the authority of the NSW Department of Fair Trading to compel developers/builders to undertake the rectification of significant defects. Through these powers, the regulatory body can issue work orders that mandate the correction of any non-compliant building work. ...
Am I eligible for the First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme?
19 Jul Am I eligible for the First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme?
To be eligible for the first Home Buyers Assistance Scheme you must fit the following criteria, as explained in the following Infographic...
Changes to the First Home Buyers Scheme
17 Jul Changes to the First Home Buyers Scheme
The First Home Buyers Scheme has expanded. Starting from 1 July 2023, if you are buying a new or existing home with a value of up to $800,000, you will be fully exempt from paying transfer duty. This means you do not have...
What happens to my Property Settlement if I die?
10 Jul What happens to my Property Settlement if I die?
Many clients who are in the separation process, will often ask the question; What happens to my property settlement if I was to die? The answer to the question is complex and requires a consideration of legal issues involving two areas of law; Family law...
Clarifying ‘the best interests of the child’
05 Jul Clarifying ‘the best interests of the child’
Section 60CC of the Family Law Act 1975 includes 2 primary factors and 13 additional factors. These are the factors that the Court refers to when considering the ‘best interests of the child’. ...
What is a Parenting Plan?
03 Jul What is a Parenting Plan?
What is a Parenting Plan and when would you use one? Kirstin Attard discusses Parenting Plans and their uses...