The way in which we speak about family law has changed quite drastically over the past decade. Some terms have become outdated, and other terms have been introduced. If you don’t deal with family law matters on a daily basis, you may be a little puzzled...
When it comes to being involved in any sort of legal dispute or battle, there are always expenses involved. But it is best that you understand the differences between the fees and costs associated with the Australian legal system so that you can effectively prepare...
As specialists in family law court Sydney, we often hear myths and misconceptions about family law and how the family law system works. These myths and misconceptions can be harmful to family dynamics, as most of them simply are not true. All Family Issues Should Be...
Divorce is a process in which you legally and formally separate from your spouse. Divorce proceedings are usually fairly straightforward under Australian law, but complications can arise when it comes to parenting arrangements and property or asset settlements. As family law experts in Australia, we have...
For almost a year now, countries and governmental structures have been doing their best to adapt to the challenges that COVID-19 has thrown their way. Like in almost all other aspects of society, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused many changes in how court family law works....
During times of stress it is crucial to be aware of the importance of self-regulation and conscious management of our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health. This is a particularly challenging time for everyone given the current global health crisis impacting us all. For the clients...
In collaborative family law the Collaborative Process is about cooperation, not confrontation. It is a respectful means of dispute resolution without going to court. In the Collaborative Process, collaborative lawyers and their clients areresponsible for gathering information, generating options and finding solutions that are future-focused and...
Domestic and Family Violence includes any behaviour, in an intimate or family relationship, which is violent, threatening, coercive, or controlling, causing a person to live in fear and to be made to do things against their will. Family Lawyers are constantly faced with client’s who...