Insights by
Elringtons
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Family Law – Child Support
How long do you have to support your child? The parents of a child have a duty to support their…
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Property Law – Asset Protection
Most family businesses are operated within complex structures such as family trusts or companies and often a combination of these.…
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De Facto Partners’ Property Disputes
Now in the Family Court Major amendments to the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) came into effect from 1 March…
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Facebook Can Affect your Family Law Proceedings
Facebook has fast become a phenomenon and is beginning to surface in family law proceedings. Incriminating photos and wall posts…
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10 questions to ask your Family Lawyer
A list of ten top questions is included to ask your family law solicitor during your initial interview: At the…
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Pre Nuptial Agreements
The term “prenuptial agreement” is generally well understood. It may be defined as a legal agreement between two parties entered…
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Pre Nuptial Agreements
The term “prenuptial agreement” is generally well understood. It may be defined as a legal agreement between two parties entered…
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Family Law: Alternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is a term that has become commonly used surrounding litigation. In relation to any family law…
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Spousal Maintenance
Spousal maintenance is financial support paid by a party to their former spouse in circumstances where that party is unable to…
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Do I have to go to court for a divorce property settlement or childrens’ matter?
No, the vast majority of family law cases settle without the need for parties to end up in court. This…
