Family Law & De Facto Relationships
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Recent Blogs - Family Law & De Facto Relationships
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Family Court Orders Mother Not to Leave Australia!
21 FEBRUARY 2022 In a recent case a man met a woman who had moved to Australia temporarily from Belgium. They fell in love quickly and shortly had a child together. The father had lived in Australia his entire life, whereas the mother had lived in Belgium her whole life, and all her family were still situated there. The mother worked full time as a professional for an international firm. Read more
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Our Own Fidan Shevket Finalist for Family Law Partner of the Year
15 JUNE 2021 Fidan Shevket of Fox & Staniland Lawyers is the only lawyer in Sydney’s North Shore to have been named as a finalist in the category of Family Law Partner of the Year at the Lawyers Weekly Partner of the Year Awards 2021. Read more
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Grandfather Ordered to Spend Less Time With Grandson!
19 AUGUST 2021 There was a man and woman who married and had a child. When the child was two years old, the mother and father decided to divorce. Their behaviour during the divorce was respectful. The period after the divorce was described as “harmonious”. It appeared as though the divorce had gone smoothly, and all parties could start their new lives. Read more
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Using Secret Recordings as Evidence? Think again!
11 MAY 2021 In a recent case a husband and wife had two young children. The husband and wife separated. During the process of separation, the husband and wife began a long dispute over parenting. Following a serious motorbiking accident the husband was hospitalised for three months and the children stayed with the mother the whole time. Read more
