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What to Expect on Your First Court Date
05 AUGUST 2019 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSYou have filed parenting and/or property proceedings in either the Federal Circuit Court or the Family Court and your first court date is coming up. What can you expect? Read more
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The Family Court Considers the Vaccination of Children
18 MARCH 2019 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSIn a recent case a mother held strong anti-vaccination views which the father did not share. Orders were made to the Family Court to decide. Read more
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DNA Disaster in Family Court!
21 JUNE 2017 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSA recent case shows being proved as a DNA parent does not always ensure custody of the children in a family law dispute. Read more
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But I Thought We Were Separated?
05 APRIL 2017 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSThink you're separated? You may need to check again! Read more
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What Counts As “Parenting Time” In A Child Support Dispute?
17 NOVEMBER 2016 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSAre you fully caring for your child if all you do is put a roof over their head and food on their plate? Read more
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Child Support– Retrospective Assessments Beware!
20 OCTOBER 2016 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSIf you pay child support under an assessment from the Department of Human Services, you may have received a reassessment notice that says that your child support payments are in arrears! Read more
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Disclosure - The Importance of Keeping your Eyes Open!
03 AUGUST 2016 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSIt is common practice for each party to disclose their financial position before a family law settlement, but what happens when a party tries to conceal their true financial position in order to hide assets? Read more
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Arbitration - Settling A Dispute
12 FEBRUARY 2016 , FAMILY LAW & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPSFeel like your case cannot be resolved by agreement without help? Want to avoid delays, costs and hostility for a final hearing? If you think you have it within you to accept the decision of an independent, qualified, third party arbitration may provide the resolution that you seek! Our Family Lawyers are collaboratively trained and know many methods to settle your matter outside of court. Read more
