10 tips to save you time, money and emotion during a separation and divorce
This blog outlines our top 10 tips to save you time, money and emotion when dealing with a recent separation and divorce.
Protecting your interest: lodging a caveat on your ex partner's property
After a separation, you may want to protect any interest you have in your ex-partner’s property. A caveat is a way that you can record your interest in that property on the...
Chronology of marriage equality and social rights in Australia
The past decade alone has seen significant changes in laws surrounding treatment and discrimination of the LGBTIQ+ community. This blog outlines the timeline of marriage equality...
Trials by technology in family law - the traditional vs virtual courtroom
The courts are now conducting hearings in family law matters as a result of the COVID-19 restrictions. In this blog, we discuss whether clients are put at a disadvantage if their...
Family law property settlements and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a drastic impact on the everyday lives of people all over the world. In the sphere of Family Law, the financial impact must be recognised as a factor...
What does South Australia easing COVID-19 restrictions mean for your family law matter?
In regard to the practice of family law by our firm during the pandemic, it has mostly been business as usual with slight changes including some of our staff working remotely,...
Adult Adoption success story
Andersons Solicitors have now successfully made an application for an adult adoption for one of our clients and their family. This was processed through the Youth Court of South...
How do I keep a caveat on my ex partner’s property?
In an earlier blog post, we discussed the question of whether to caveat or not to caveat. In second blog of our caveat series, we will discuss how to keep a caveat on an ex...
Domestic violence and keeping safe during COVID-19
With the government’s direction to self-isolate at home as much as possible, there is a strong concern that domestic violence incidences will continue to increase.
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