There are plenty of myths about family law. Some might be true, some might be exaggerations and some might be…
We are receiving many inquiries from parents and carers about compliance with parenting orders in light of the current unprecedented…
At the behest of the Australian Federal Government, the Joint Select Committee on Australia’s Family Law System was appointed by…
If you are fearful for your physical or psychological safety you may apply for urgent, interim, protection orders, even on…
The purpose of urgent and after hours family violence orders is to ensure the immediate safety of the Applicant. If…
How the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) recognises grandparents and the importance of a meaningful relationship with grandchildren.
Family courts have the power to make parenting orders under the Family Law Act. An order to change a child’s…
In complex family law disputes between parents about their children, the Court sometimes appoints an independent children’s lawyer (ICL) to…
In family law cases the parties are normally equally responsible for debts incurred during cohabitation. However, the court may, in…
The existence of domestic violence in relationships is sadly widely spread in today’s society. The perpetrators and the victims of…