Understanding Defacto Relationships: Determining Genuine Domestic Basis
Understanding Defacto Relationships Understanding defacto relationships Section 4AA(1) of the Family Law Act sets out the principles that...
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Interim Spousal Maintenance
Section 74(1) of the Family Law Act empowers the Court to “make such order as it considers proper for the provision of maintenance” in...
CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST. Their Relevance in Family Law
A trust arises by operation of law where it would be unconscionable for a person who holds an asset to deny the beneficial interest of...
Parenting Orders for Children with Special Needs
Children with special needs may require a higher level of care from their parents and caregivers, depending on the nature of their...
Property issues in a de facto relationship
The Family Court of Australia has jurisdiction under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (“the Act”) to determine matters relating to property...
The Role of the Appellant Court in Family Law
The Role of the Appellant Court in Family Law – Australia The High Court has reiterated many times that orders made in the exercise of...
Consent Orders in Family Law Matters
Consent Orders in Family Law Matters – Australia According to the information provided by Adam Cooper in a paper he has delivered....
Parenting Orders for Children with Special Needs
In Part VII of the Family Law Act (1975), there are not specific distinctions for children without special or higher needs when...
The Basics of Child Support in Australia
There are two types of child support in Queensland. Self-managed child support In this type of child support, the parents of the...
How Long Does It Take To Get A Divorce?
Before granting a divorce, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia must be satisfied that there is no chance of reconciliation...
Objection to vaccination of children. Family Court’s jurisdiction
A recent decision in the Family Court found that it was very regrettable that the mother did not support the vaccination of children....
Paid Family and Domestic Violence leave for employees
The Fair Work Ombudsman has introduced Family and Domestic Violence leave for employees. Paid family and domestic violence leave was made...
Prenuptial Agreement Australia
Understanding Prenuptial Agreement Australia and Binding Financial Agreements Prenuptial Agreement Australia (otherwise known as Binding...
Fathers Awarded Primary Care in Tough Stance Against Mothers
Recent parenting decisions are a stark reminder to parents to put the children first in parental disputes, with the Courts stressing a...
Inquiry Into Family Law System and Child Support
Family Law System and Child Support What is the joint parliamentary committee inquiry about? The Prime Minister issued a media release on...
How To create a Airtight Binding Financial Agreements?
Preparing an Airtight Binding Financial Agreements Binding Financial Agreements (BFA), also referred to as “pre-nups” are created when...
Domestic Violence in Australia and Spousal Visas
Domestic Violence in Australia & Property Matters The issue of family violence is currently governed by both the Family Law Act 1975...
Do You Really Need a Prenuptial Agreement?
No one enters a marriage thinking it’s going to end in divorce one day, but unfortunately, marriages do break down and people go their...
What is The Parenting Bill?
A proposed new forum for resolving family law disputes relating to children. The parenting bill proposes to establish a new statutory...
What is Extended family law?
An Extended family is a type of familial relationship that is larger than the nuclear family. This type of familial relationship is...
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