What happens if my partner and I reconcile after final orders for property were made by the Court?
What happens if my partner and I reconcile after having final orders for property made by the Court? Read More
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What you need to be aware of if you are in a de facto relationship
In law, de facto relationships have been provided with the same rights as married people. Therefore, there are some important things to be aware of if you are in a de facto relationship. Read More
I’m in a relationship but not married, do I need a relationship contract?
Many couples are in a de facto relationship and stay that way, like married couples in de facto relationship couples can also enter into a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) to protect their assets in the event of separation. Read More
Who is a parent? The case of Masson v Parsons
Last week the High Court of Australia handed down a highly anticipated decision in the case of Masson v Parsons. This case deals with the legal definition of 'parent' and considers the issues of ‘who parents are’ in circumstances of children conceived by reproductive technology. Read More
Family Law Amendment (Family Violence and Cross-examination of Parties) Act 2018
Recent amendments to the Family Law Act will ensure greater protection to victims of family violence who have to face their abusers in court. The Family Law Amendment (Family Violence and Cross-Examination of Parties) Act 2018 came into effect on 10 March 2019 and will apply to all family law hearings from 10 September 2019. Read More
Why does she stay? A question so frequently asked with respect to women who suffer from Domestic Violence
Why does she stay? A question so frequently asked with respect to women who suffer from Domestic Violence at the hands of an abusive partner. Read More