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When a marriage or de facto relationship breaks down, the decision of who should retain ownership of the family pet can be very emotional. This leaves many parties considering whether they can look to the Court for formal orders in relation to their pets, and...
A wonderful testimonial for Nikita, recognising her experience and exceptional attention to detail. We’re proud to see her dedication making such a positive impact on our clients’ experiences. If you need guidance with your family law matter, our Solari and Stock Family Law Team is here...
In family law practice, it is a common enquiry whether a party can be compelled to pay the other party’s legal costs, particularly in situations where the opposing party is behaving unreasonably or adopting a highly litigious stance. The prevailing position, however, is that each party...
Our latest newsletter is now available, featuring articles and resources prepared by our experienced team of solicitors. Each edition is designed to keep you informed on key legal topics and provide practical insights you can rely on. In this issue, you’ll find: 1. Proving a de facto relationship...
A very thoughtful delivery for Vicki, thanking her for the effort she put into a recent property matter. It’s always wonderful to see clients take the time to show their appreciation, and this surprise certainly brightened Vicki's day. Are you looking for someone to assist you...
If you have been appointed as Executor in someone’s Will, or if you are considering who to appoint as Executor in your own Will, it is important to understand what the role of Executor entails. In short, the Executor is responsible for applying for a Grant...
We’re proud to support our clients through important family law matters with care, clarity, and strong guidance. Here is what one of our clients had to say about their experience working with Shweta Kumar and our Family Law Team in resolving their parenting arrangements and...
Parenting Plans and Parenting OrdersBoth deal with parenting arrangements, but they differ in legal enforceability, flexibility, and how they are made or changed. The infographic above provides more information on these options, however for greater detail please refer to the article Parenting Plans or Parenting...
The distinction between parenting plans and parenting orders is fundamental in Australian family law. The primary issues concern legal enforceability, flexibility, and the process for creation and modification. Parenting Plans 1. Nature and Formalities:A parenting plan is...