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Dividing property after separation is often stressful. Each party worries about their financial future. Bankruptcy adds further complexity to a family law property settlement. Even couples who are still together should seek urgent legal advice if one party faces bankruptcy or insolvency. The non-bankrupt party should act quickly to protect their interests in shared assets.…
Separated couples who cannot resolve parenting or financial matters through agreement can apply for interim orders in the Federal Circuit Court. In some complex cases, they may apply in the Family Court. Interim orders are temporary orders. Courts usually make them urgently. They remain in place until the final hearing. Even though they are temporary,…
Separating parents must arrange the future care, welfare and development of their children. These arrangements are often formalised in parenting orders endorsed by the Court. If the parties cannot agree, the Court makes the orders. In all cases, the arrangements must serve the best interests of the children. What parenting orders include Parenting orders are…
If you know someone who is being sentenced in Court and they ask you for a character reference, do you know what to do? The purpose of a character reference for someone who has pleaded guilty to a criminal or traffic offence is to bring details of their good character to the Court’s attention. In…
Many couples separate on good terms. This is positive, especially when children are involved. Separation is still difficult, but cooperation can help both parties move forward. Some ex-partners agree informally on how to divide property. However, failing to formalise a property settlement can create serious risks. This is especially true where assets, debts, or pre-existing…
Social services organisations in Australia have predicted an increase in family violence during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Job loss, financial stress, and social isolation have placed significant pressure on many households. Family violence has always been a serious issue. However, it can become more difficult during lockdowns and self-isolation. Usual safe spaces such as schools,…