Family Law | Draft law puts the spotlight on super
Superannuation is in the Family Law spotlight with the announcement of a new information-sharing proposal involving the Australian Tax Office (ATO)…
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Family Law | What is Superannuation Splitting in Family Law?
When couples separate, there is often confusion about whether superannuation becomes part of the property pool to be divided. The short…
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Family Law | Relationship breakdown: how do we sort out maintenance?
Working out how the everyday expenses will be met is one of the biggest challenges for people when they separate…
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Family Law | It’s mine, I got it after we broke up
In family law disputes it is a common misconception that an inheritance or other large sum received after separation will not…
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Family Law | Spouse maintenance: 10 frequently asked questions
What is spouse maintenance? Spouse maintenance is money that is paid by one party to a marriage or de facto relationship…
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Family Law | I want to relocate with my child — can I go?
Following separation, one of the parties may to want to move to another city or interstate. Sometimes this is triggered…
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Family Law | What will the Court do if we can’t agree about our child’s religion?
Typically, Parenting Orders cover such matters as where the child will live; when they will spend time with the other…
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Family Law | A word about gifts in your family law property settlement
Weddings, engagements, birthdays, Christmas … at some stage most of us will make a generous gift to a loved one. It could…
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Mediate, collaborate or litigate — resolving your Family Law matter
There are a number of ways in which you can resolve your financial and parenting issues after a relationship breakdown. The first and…
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How are pre-relationship assets treated in a property settlement? Are they included or excluded?
After separation the parties to a marriage or a defacto relationship are entitled to seek a division of assets of the relationship. The…
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Family Law | What is Superannuation Splitting in Family Law?
When couples separate, there is often confusion about whether superannuation becomes part of the property pool to be divided. The short…
Read more
Family Law | Relationship breakdown: how do we sort out maintenance?
Working out how the everyday expenses will be met is one of the biggest challenges for people when they separate…
Read more
Family Law | It’s mine, I got it after we broke up
In family law disputes it is a common misconception that an inheritance or other large sum received after separation will not…
Read more
Family Law | Spouse maintenance: 10 frequently asked questions
What is spouse maintenance? Spouse maintenance is money that is paid by one party to a marriage or de facto relationship…
Read more
Family Law | I want to relocate with my child — can I go?
Following separation, one of the parties may to want to move to another city or interstate. Sometimes this is triggered…
Read more
Family Law | What will the Court do if we can’t agree about our child’s religion?
Typically, Parenting Orders cover such matters as where the child will live; when they will spend time with the other…
Read more
Family Law | A word about gifts in your family law property settlement
Weddings, engagements, birthdays, Christmas … at some stage most of us will make a generous gift to a loved one. It could…
Read more
Mediate, collaborate or litigate — resolving your Family Law matter
There are a number of ways in which you can resolve your financial and parenting issues after a relationship breakdown. The first and…
Read more
How are pre-relationship assets treated in a property settlement? Are they included or excluded?
After separation the parties to a marriage or a defacto relationship are entitled to seek a division of assets of the relationship. The…
Read more