Family Law

Separations are a painful experience for both parties. Even though you can’t divorce for at least twelve months, that doesn’t mean you can’t start taking

As the average Australian family has changed over the last few decades, so too has the legal definition for spousal relationships. Today, we have families

Approximately one out of every three marriages and de facto relationships in Australia end in divorce or separation. And just like the relationships that preceded

When you get married or enter into a de-facto relationship, you generally do so because you expect to be spending your lives together. You begin

Separation can be tough, and divorce can often be even harder to deal with. But when a relationship breaks down and children are involved, things

When someone passes away, their survivors will receive their estate through an inheritance. When you receive an inheritance from someone close to you, in most

After the breakdown of a marriage, there are a range of separate legal processes that need to be worked through:

Parenting plans and child support agreements are two mechanisms available to parents on the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship. They allow the

Sometimes, following the death of a loved one, you may be upset about the amount that was left for you in the Will. Or, you