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Can I Apply For A Divorce In Australia If I Was Married Overseas?

Australia’s multiculturalism is fundamental to the fabric of our society. With people coming from across the globe to make a ...
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Are Godparents legal custodians of your children/dependants in the event of your death in 2023?

What is a godparent? Godparents have a long history in the Christian church. Traditionally, godparents sponsor a child’s baptism and ...
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How Do I Apply For Sole Parental Responsibility Of My Child?

There is a lot of public misconception about what Sole Parental Responsibility is and whether it is sole custody. It ...
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New Year, New priorities: Planning For A Good Year

Many people find that the beginning of the year is a natural time to reflect on the past and think ...
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Things to consider when co-parenting over Christmas (Contd.)

How to Co-Parent this Christmas Part 2 In our previous article, we went over some things to consider when making ...
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Things To Consider When Co-parenting Over Christmas

Christmas is a special time for families to come together and celebrate the holiday season. For newly separated or divorced ...
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How To Apply For A Domestic Violence Order

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?

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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I Told My Partner I Want A Divorce – What Happens Next?

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

Another common question we often get from our clients is whether or not they need to show up to court ...
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