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Family Law

De Facto Separation in NSW: What You Are Entitled To

De facto partners can claim property, superannuation and maintenance under the same framework as married couples. Here is what you are entitled to, what proves ...
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Family Law

What Is an Accredited Specialist in Family Law, and Why It Matters

Almost every law firm calls itself experienced. Specialist Accreditation is one of the few claims that has been tested by somebody other than the firm ...
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Parenting

Child ‘Custody’ in Australia: How Parenting Arrangements Are Actually Decided

Australian Family Law stopped using the word 'custody' decades ago. Here is what replaced it, what the Court is actually deciding, and how most parenting ...
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Family Law

How to Apply for a Divorce in Australia: The Process, Start to Finish

A plain English walk through of an Australian divorce application: the 12 month separation rule, separation under one roof, sole and joint applications, the hearing, ...
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Family Law

Spousal Maintenance in Australia: What You Need to Know

When a relationship breaks down, many people assume property settlement is the only financial issue to resolve. In reality, spousal maintenance in Australia is a ...
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Family Law

Consent Orders vs Binding Financial Agreements After Separation: Which One Actually Protects You?

When separating couples reach agreement about property and finances, the next critical question is often overlooked: How do you formalise that agreement so it is ...
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Family Law

How Separation Impacts Your Will: Can Your Former Partner Still Inherit?

Many people assume that once they separate, their former partner automatically loses any entitlement under their Will. The reality is very different. Under Australian law, ...
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Family Law

Can I Move Away With My Child After Separation?

After a separation, it is not uncommon for one parent to consider moving to a different city or region. This might be for employment opportunities, ...
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Family Law

How Long Do You Have to Start Property Proceedings After Separation?

When a relationship ends, it can take time for people to consider how their property and finances should be divided. However, Australian family law imposes ...
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