Generally speaking, parenting Orders will remain in place and enforceable unless the parties to the Order enter into a subsequent parenting plan or further Order. ...
When two parties separate, it is not uncommon for them to remain living under the same roof. Whilst you are not living separately and apart, this does not mean that you cannot arrange your finances by way of a property settlement and also apply for...
Domestic Violence is governed differently from state to state, however all centre around ensuring there is provisions in place wherein the perpetrator is restricted from committing further acts of domestic violence. ...
Parties have the option to progress their matter to arbitration, which can expedite final resolution in a fraction of the time as if the matter had proceeded through litigation, to trial. ...
The children’s wishes are one of the many factors the Court must consider when they are determining what parenting orders are in a child’s best interest. ...
When a Parenting Order is made, each party affected by the order must comply and follow it. If a party does not attempt to comply or deliberately fails to comply with an Order, they may be in breach....
Whether it be a marriage or de facto relationship, determining how to distribute your property and assets after a relationship breakdown can be stressful. ...
The earlier you seek legal advice after a separation the better. If legal proceedings are to be commenced, the more time your lawyer has to prepare for your Court matter, the better presented your case will be and the greater the likelihood of success. ...
Improperly registered caveats are fertile ground for litigation and costs being awarded against parties wrongly registering same. ...
Settlement options should always be explored at every step of a matter and even where a mediation does not succeed, that should not be the turning point for a party to decide to fight to the death, as the cost of going to trial –...
