FAMILY LAW RESOURCES
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Recent Changes to the Family Law Act Explained
On 6 May 2024, a raft of significant changes to the Family Law Act 1975 came into force, impacting many aspects of family law particularly those regarding parenting and arrangements for children of a couple separating.
Can I Take My Child on an Overseas Holiday After Separation?
Whether it’s a family adventure or a visit to relatives abroad, understanding your obligations under Australian law is crucial for navigating this issue when co-parenting after separation.
Navigating High-Conflict Ex-Partners: Tips for Negotiation
Separating from a partner can be emotionally challenging, and if you find yourself dealing with a high-conflict ex-partner, it can become even more stressful.
New paid domestic violence leave in 2023
10 days paid domestic violence leave will replace the previous unpaid 5 days for full-time, part-time and casual employees under new Fair Work laws.
Criminalising Coercive Control
On 2nd December 2021 the Women’s Safety and Justice Taskforce (the Taskforce) – chaired by the Honourable Margaret McMurdo AC – released their first Report “Hear Her Voice”.
Airport Watch List
After separation, concerns can arise if a parent wishes to take the child/children on an overseas holiday. This concern could be because one parent is a citizen of another country, and the other may be concerned they will remove the child/children from Australia.
Overseas Travel and Passports for Children
Now that the international borders have re-opened, our Family Law team anticipates there will be an influx of questions surrounding international travel with children, and how to obtain passports for children.
Amicable Separations – do they really exist?
The short answer is – yes! Each separation is different and, as a result, the idea of an “amicable separation” can be different for everyone.
Vaccination of Children in the age of COVID
Within our family law team, a question we are often asked by our clients is “What happens if the parent’s do not agree on vaccination?”.
10 tips to Surviving a Separation – A lawyers perspective
1. It is ok not to be ok Raw emotions and financial disputes are like oil and water, they don’t mix, reach out for professional
De-facto Couple or just “Boyfriend and Girlfriend”
De-facto Couple or just “Boyfriend and Girlfriend” There is a lot of confusion as to the definition of what is considered a de-facto relationship, Centrelink