Family Law: 02 October 2026
Author: Giselle Roman, Lauren Lydeamore
Case Study on Han & Han [2025] FedCFamC2F 1285, where Aitken Partners acted for the Applicant Wife
Family Law,Litigation,Property Law: 02 October 2026
Author: Susan Ilias, Bao Ngo
De-Suiting the Law is a video podcast hosted by Aitken Partners Principal Lawyers Susan Ilias and Bao Ngo. The series sets out to demystify the legal profession, with real conversations about what lawyers actually do, and why it matters.
Family Law: 03 September 2026
Author: Abbey Hoolahan
When parties separate and begin negotiating a property settlement, one of the first and most important steps is identifying the assets, liabilities and financial resources available for division. To achieve this, both parties are required to provide full and frank financial disclosure, ensuring everyone involved has a complete and accurate understanding of the financial circumstances of the relationship.
Family Law: 20 August 2026
Author: Nicole Brideson, Constantina Demetriou
Thinking about applying for a divorce? It's important to understand the divorce process, key waiting periods and the family law time limits that may apply after separation. This guide explains how divorce works in Victoria and what you need to know to protect your interests after divorce.
Family Law: 05 August 2026
Author: Lauren Lydeamore
When a relationship ends, reaching an agreement about how property and financial assets will be divided is only part of the process. To ensure the agreement is legally recognised and enforceable, it must be properly formalised.
Family Law: 04 August 2026
Author: Shahn Beasley-Reickenvater
Can final parenting orders be changed in Australia? This article explains the Rice v Asplund threshold, the operation of section 65DAAA of the Family Law Act 1975, and the circumstances in which a court may agree to vary existing parenting arrangements.
Family Law: 21 July 2026
Family Violence Intervention Orders help protect individuals and families from harmful behaviour and can carry serious legal consequences if breached. Understanding your rights, obligations and the legal process is essential, whether you are seeking protection or responding to an application.
Family Law: 14 July 2026
Author: Giselle Roman
While Artificial Intelligence offers new opportunities for efficiency and accessibility, its use in family law is not without risk. A recent Family Court decision serves as a timely reminder that, despite its growing capabilities, AI should be used as a tool to support legal work rather than as a substitute for expert legal advice and careful verification.
Family Law: 26 May 2026
Author: Abbey Hoolahan
Inheritance and separation can be complex, especially when family money feels personal. In family law, inherited assets aren’t always protected in a property settlement. Understand the key factors that determine whether an inheritance is shared.
Family Law,Business Law,Litigation,Migration: 09 April 2026
Author: Susan Ilias, Bao Ngo
De-Suiting the Law is a video podcast hosted by Aitken Partners Principal Lawyers Susan Ilias and Bao Ngo. The series sets out to demystify the legal profession, with real conversations about what lawyers actually do, and why it matters.
Divorce is often misunderstood as a process that resolves all aspects of the breakdown of a marriage. In reality, divorce is a separate legal step with specific eligibility requirements and important implications for property and parenting matters.
Family Law: 05 March 2026
Final parenting orders provide certainty - but circumstances can shift. Relocation, safety concerns, or a child’s changing needs can make once effective orders unworkable.
Family Law: 11 February 2026
Author: Jessica Russo
Family Law: 28 January 2026
Author: Krystel Ong
From June 2025, courts can formally consider “wastage” when dividing property after separation. Learn how excessive spending, gambling and asset dissipation may affect your property settlement.
Family Law: 03 November 2025
Author: Abbey Hoolahan
In some family law cases, especially where the parties are not married, disputes can arise as to whether a de facto relationship existed.
Family Law: 09 October 2025
Author: Krystel Ong
On 10 June 2025 some of the most significant changes to family law in decades came into effect with the commencement of the Family Law Amendment Act 2024 (Cth). These reforms reshape how the courts, and family lawyers, deal with property, financial and divorce matters and they place a greater focus on family violence, financial abuse and the welfare of children and even pets.
Family Law: 01 October 2025
Long have we surpassed the days where assets the subject of a property division between former partners comprise only ‘physical’ or ‘tangible’ assets.
Family Law: 08 September 2025
Author: Lauren Lydeamore
On 10 December 2024, the Family Law Amendment Act 2024 was passed by the Australian Parliament, with key changes coming into effect on 10 June 2025. One significant amendment was made to section 79 of the Family Law Act 1975 (“the Act”), which governs property settlements in family law matters.
Family Law: 19 August 2025
Author: Dylan Burch
Over the weekend, our Family Law Partner Dylan Burch made his live national TV debut on Channel 9’s Today Show, joining Clint and Alison to unpack an increasingly relevant topic; Post-Nuptial Financial Agreements.
Family Law: 06 June 2025
Author: Kara Inglese
You may have heard the buzzword “prenup” amongst pop culture involving high profile celebrities – but have you heard of “postnups”?
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