Debunking Family Law Myths – Part Two
By Georgia Briggs There are plenty of myths about family law. Some might be true, some might be exaggerations and some might be flat out wrong. Let’s continue to talk
Category: Parenting Disputes
COVID-19 – Surge in Urgent Family Law Cases
The Family Court of Australia and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia (the Courts) are establishing a court list dedicated to deal exclusively with urgent parenting-related disputes that have arisen
Debunking Family Law Myths
There are plenty of myths about family law. Some might be true, some might be exaggerations and some might be flat out wrong. When the news reports a horrific circumstance
Can I change my child’s surname after separation?
Family courts have the power to make parenting orders under the Family Law Act. An order to change a child’s surname is considered a parenting order pursuant to section 64B
Why has my child been appointed their own lawyer (ICL)?
In complex family law disputes between parents about their children, the Court sometimes appoints an independent children’s lawyer (ICL)to represent the children. An ICL appointment is likely to be made