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Can I Get Spousal Maintenance?

If you’re facing financial hardship following a separation, you may be eligible for spousal maintenance. In family law, “spouse” includes not only married couples…
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What Rights Do Grandparents Have To See Their Grandchildren?

If you are a grandparent who is being denied contact with your grandchildren, it can be a heartbreaking and confusing experience. Many grandparents find…
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I Don’t Want My Ex to Inherit My Share of the House in the Event of My Death, Can I Prevent This From Happening?

When couples purchase real estate, it is common for them to do so as “joint tenants.” This arrangement means that upon the death of…
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A Comprehensive Guide to Divorce and Children

Parental separation can be emotionally and legally complex, often affecting the well-being of both parents and their children. However, navigating these challenges can be…
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Will I Get at Least 50% in Property Settlement?

Many people wonder if they will receive at least 50% in a property settlement after a separation. Contrary to popular belief, the Family Law…
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Can children decide who they live with when they turn 12 years old?

This is a question that many family lawyers encounter, and it’s important to clarify how the law addresses this issue. The short answer is…
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International travel: When can I take my children for an overseas holiday?

Navigating international travel with children can be complex, especially when parents are separated. The first step is to obtain a passport for the children….
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What is the role of a family lawyer?

In the intricate realm of family law, the role of a family lawyer transcends mere courtroom appearances and legal terminology. Acting as trusted advisors,…
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What is coercive control?

Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse where the perpetrator employs a systematic pattern of behaviours to dominate their partner or former partner….
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What is the significance of separation?

In family law, separation carries significant legal implications, signifying the start of a transformative journey for couples. Beyond simply living apart, it involves navigating…
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Understanding the New Family Law Amendments: What You Need to Know

Family law is constantly evolving to better serve families in our community. Recent amendments to the Family Law Act, effective from 6 May 2024,…
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Child Support outside of the Child Support Agency: Binding Child Support Agreements

In the realm of family law, the well-being of children is always at the forefront of legal considerations. One crucial aspect of ensuring the…
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Cost Orders in Family Law

In the realm of family law, the allocation of costs is a crucial aspect that can significantly impact the parties involved in legal proceedings….
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Should you have a Binding Financial Agreement?

Financial stability and security are paramount in any relationship. Whether you’re planning to marry or entering a de facto partnership, Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs)…
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Family Law Amendment Bill 2023, what does it mean for families?

On the 19th of October 2023, a momentous event unfolded in the world of family law in Australia. The Family Law Amendment Bill 2023…
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Navigating International Child Abduction: The Hague Convention in Australian Family Law

The Hague Convention in family law plays a pivotal role in addressing international child abduction cases, ensuring the protection of children’s rights, and their…
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Understanding Contravention Applications: When someone breaches a Parenting Order

A contravention application under the Family Law Act is a legal mechanism that allows a party to seek enforcement or redress when the other…
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Announcing Our Expanded Consultation Hours

We understand that navigating family legal matters can be challenging, and we’re here to make it as convenient as possible for you. That’s why…
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Final Hearing – 11 Tips For Surviving Cross Examination

If your matter is set for a Final Hearing (otherwise known as a trial), you will likely be cross examined by the other party’s…
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Legal Consultant vs Legal Representative

Generally, when you engage a lawyer to be your legal representative they appear for you at all court events, receive all correspondence and documents,…
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“Vexatious and Malicious” Domestic Violence Order Applicant Ordered to Pay Over $9,000 to Former Partner

Judge Glen Cash of the Maroochydore District Court recently dismissed an appeal brought by woman who was Ordered by a Caloundra magistrate to she…
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Central Practice Directions – effective 1 September 2021

As of 1 September 2021, the Family Court of Australia and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia were merged into the Federal Circuit and…
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The new and improved Court website

Along with the merging of the former Federal Circuit Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia in the Federal Circuit and Family Court…
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Merging of the Federal Circuit Court and Family Court

On 1 September 2021, the Federal Circuit Court of Australia and the Family Court of Australia merged to form the Federal Circuit and Family…
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