Pursuant to the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth), all children maintain the right to have contact with both their parents and any other significant persons in their lives on a regular basis, providing it … [Read more...]
The importance of obtaining proper advice when entering into a Binding Financial Agreement
We as family lawyers are, at times, faced with situations where there is a significant power imbalance or inequality of bargaining power between the parties to a financial settlement. This is … [Read more...]
Hardship pursuant to s90K(1)(d) of the Family Law Act – How and when may the Court set aside a Binding Financial agreement on this ground?
Binding Financial Agreements (BFA) are entered into with the clear intention of giving parties certainty and security in their financial arrangements before, during or after a relationship ends. … [Read more...]
The Future of Family Law
In a big week of news in the family law arena, the Senate has rejected the proposed merger of the Family Law courts and today the Australian Law Reform Commission has released its final report into … [Read more...]
Property Settlement – what do I need to know?
Separation can be tough. There’s lots to consider and it’s important to know where you stand. We’ve come up with a list of the basic things you need to know to help you ensure you get your fair … [Read more...]
When tragedy strikes – the impact of death of a parent after separation
Children of separated households have often experienced significant grief, trauma and possibly conflict in their lives. Hopefully, with careful guidance and child focus, parents are able to … [Read more...]
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