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How To Prepare For A Family Report

Taking it to court? Congratulations! You automatically qualify for a family report writer. It is inevitable that parents who institute proceedings in the family court involving their children, will if the parenting issues relating to the children are not resolved, be required to attend a conference and consult with initially a family consultant attached to the court, and if the matter proceeds further in the court process with a family report writer. Family reports by a famil

When a Binding Financial Agreement Fails

What It Could Mean for You A Binding Financial Agreement, or BFA, is meant to give you certainty. It sets out in advance how your property and finances will be divided if your relationship ends, so you are not left guessing. But that certainty only holds up if the legal advice behind it was genuinely thorough. When it wasn’t, the agreement can fail, and the consequences can be serious for everyone involved. Why the quality of advice matters so much Under the Family Law Act 19

Some Common Misconceptions about Family Law

Family law Misconceptions Family law covers a whole spectrum of situations and legalities, and everyone’s circumstance is a little...

What Is The Best Time For Divorce?

Best Time For Divorce The promotion of the best time for divorce is intended to bring attention to the importance of minimising conflict...

Maintaining Child Support in Australia

‘a child support maintenance order made by a judicial authority of a reciprocating jurisdiction’ Matters to be taken into account in...

Coercive Control in Queensland

The Queensland Government has announced that the State will introduce legislation to make coercive control a criminal offense by the end...

What are Subpoenas in Family Law Matters?

It is common in family law proceedings for Subpoenas to be issued to third parties seeking information that is relevant to the...

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