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Myth: The Primary Earner Gets More In A Property Settlement
September 1, 2022
It may seem reasonable to some to believe that if one partner has a greater earning capacity, they get more share. In reality, there is ...
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How To Remove The Executor Of Your Estate
September 1, 2022
One critical way of combating violence in the home is to empower individuals to remove themselves from these situations. What avenues are available to those ...
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How To Apply For A Domestic Violence Order
July 20, 2022
One critical way of combating violence in the home is to empower individuals to remove themselves from these situations. What avenues are available to those ...
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How Do Mental Health Conditions Affect Family Law Proceedings?
July 6, 2022
Concerns over the mental health of one parent are common in family law proceedings. As such the family court approaches the topic very seriously, incorporating ...
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Including Funeral Arrangements In Your Estate Planning
June 1, 2022
Some people may feel that it’s too morbid to organise your own funeral arrangements, and would rather leave it to ...
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Changes to superannuation visibility
June 1, 2022
If you are going through a separation or currently in court proceedings, you would be aware of the process of ...
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I Told My Partner I Want A Divorce – What Happens Next?
May 31, 2022
No one enters a marriage anticipating that it will end. However, things don’t always work out the way we’d like ...
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Family Law Myth #2: I Have To Go To Court To Get Custody Over My Kids
May 23, 2022
Another common question we often get from our clients is whether or not they need to show up to court ...
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Family Law Myth #1: Children Will Always Live With The Mother Post-Separation
May 20, 2022
There are a lot of misconceptions around how family law operates, largely influenced to a degree by Hollywood and what ...
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