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A Case Study: Navigating New Norms in Parental Responsibility
Recent changes to the Family Law Act clarify parental responsibility and aim to better support children’s best interests in family law matters.
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Estate Accounts: What Are They and When Should They Be Produced?
When someone passes away, the job of managing their estate falls to an executor, who is responsible for ensuring that assets are properly collected, estate ...
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Informal Wills: What Are They and What Do They Mean?
Not all Wills are typed, signed, and witnessed. In Queensland, even a handwritten note or an unsent text message could be accepted as a valid ...
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Will the Independent Children’s Lawyer Meet My Child? Understanding the New Amendments to the Family Law Act
Changes to the Family Law Act now give children a stronger voice in family law matters. If you're navigating separation, here’s what to know about ...
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Estate Administration: How a Lawyer Can Help You In Your Role As Executor
Being an executor can be complex. Learn how a lawyer can help you manage estate duties and make the process easier and more efficient.
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A Case Study: The Rice v Asplund Rule and It’s Impact on Parenting Orders
Learn how the Rice v Asplund Rule impacts parenting orders and when courts can reconsider custody arrangements. Understand its legal implications in our case study.
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The Vital Role of Counselling in Surrogacy: Navigating the Emotional Terrain
Surrogacy is an emotional journey, not just a legal process. In Queensland, counselling is essential for support, guidance, and resilience for all involved.
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Navigating the Shadows: Recognising the Signs of Domestic Violence, Making the Decision to Leave, and Planning for Safety
Leaving domestic violence is challenging, but understanding the signs and creating a safety plan is crucial. Learn how the law protects victims and supports recovery.
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A Case Study: The Role of Independent Children’s Lawyers in Protecting Vulnerable Children
Discover how the Family Law Act amendments, effective 6 May 2024, enhance children's voices in legal proceedings while prioritising their safety and well-being.
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