Family Law: 13 July 2023
A common question people have when they come to speak with us, is my superannuation treated as an asset of the relationship or marriage? The simple answer is yes.
Family Law: 30 June 2023
Pets have become an integral part of the family unit. But what happens when the family unit breaks down? Who takes the pet? Surely, this is not a family law property related issue.
Family Law: 27 June 2023
Financial abuse often occurs within relationships, where one person seeks to exert control over another. National Australia Bank's (“NAB”) decision to take a firm stand against financial abuse is a significant step towards protecting vulnerable people.
Family Law: 21 June 2023
Most family law clients across my career have come to see me in a heightened state of panic and concern.
Family Law: 21 June 2023
When going through a family law property settlement, most of the negotiations are largely focused on the division of marital assets such as real estate, shares, motor vehicles, and cash.
Family Law: 30 August 2022
Family violence in the form of non-physical abuse such as emotional and coercive abuse has become more common than physical abuse according to data obtained by The Australian.
Family Law: 19 August 2022
Coalition MP Julian Leeser is calling on the government to review The Hague Convention, a law that is frequently used to force mothers fleeing domestic violence to return children to their abuser.
Family Law: 18 August 2022
A Victorian Member of Parliament, Stuart Grimley has moved a motion in Parliament for the Government to create a law that makes it an offence to expose children to family violence.
Family Law: 21 April 2022
Family Law: 15 September 2021
What are the family law implications on a lotto win? Phoebe Smillie takes a look at the case law and a $6m win.
Family Law: 30 August 2021
Family Law: 03 December 2020
Family Law: 03 December 2020
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