In family law, it is not uncommon for parents to be required to share sensitive information about themselves or their children. Sensitive information can include highly personal and confidential medical...
When couples separate, dividing assets is rarely straightforward. Complications arise when one party has used, disposed of, or hidden assets before a settlement has been reached. The legal concept 'add-backs'...
When a child’s time with a parent needs to be supervised, it can be hard to know how to explain what’s happening — and why. Whether the visits are in...
For the first time, the law will recognise 'companion animals' as a unique type of property, giving the courts more guidance as to where pets will live after separation if...
Subpoenas are an important part of many legal processes, including family law.
Two recent Full Court cases highlight the practical implications of the 2021 court merger for family law cases.
Recent amendments to the Family Law Act through the Family Law Amendment Act 2024 bring significant reforms that more explicitly address the economic ramifications of family violence in the determination...
With the festive season fast approaching, we are reminded of the 'gift of giving'.
The recent appeal decision of Dragomirov and Dragomirov provides important guidance to family lawyers when advising clients about binding financial agreements.
Obtaining a 'Gett' is a critical part of separation for Jewish couples. So, what is a Gett and what happens if your partner won't accommodate one?
May 2024 saw significant amendments introduced to the parenting framework in Australia, including the concept of 'harmful proceedings orders'.
Final parenting orders are capable of variation and amendment if the circumstances require it.
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