Caveats in Family Law: proceed with caution
Caveats may be and are often utilised in a Family Law context to protect a party’s interest in a property until a final family law property settlement is reached when
Category: Property Disputes
What is a caveat and how may it be used to protect real estate in family law?
By Gabby Bridger When parties separate, sometimes one or the other must take steps to protect the assets before a family law property settlement is formalised. One tool that is
Who Gets the Dog? Pets in Family Law Matters
We love our pets and often they truly are part of the family. So when it comes to the end of a relationship or separation of a family, it can
How much will my Family Law Case cost?
When a client first meets a family lawyer, high among his/her considerations is the question of costs: How much will it cost me? Clients are entitled to know from their
Costs in Family Law Matters: Lawyer’s Disclosure Obligations about the Legal Cost
By Carlos Turini The legal cost surrounding a family law dispute is normally a major consideration for the parties involved. In our experience, parties in family law matters wish to