It is a common misconception amongst Australians that a system of “divorce law” exists. Indeed, there are laws on divorce, but these are a small assembly of laws amongst other laws as to the range of matters contained in the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (“the Act”). Laws...
Having both parents play an active role in their children’s daily lives post separation is the best way to ensure that your children’s physical and emotional needs are met, unless there are serious issues such as domestic violence or substance abuse. The quality of...
Grandparents’ rights play an important role in family law In recognition of the importance of grandparents rights to a child, section 65C (ba) of the Family Law Act 1975 (Australia) specifically allows a grandparent of a child to apply for a Parenting Order of a...
“Is my ex wife entitled to my superannuation?” “What are the divorce rules when it comes to superannuation?” “Is superannuation treated differently from other assets in a divorce?” These are some of the common questions asked by...
The importance of the communication you may have with your former spouse during and after a separation is often underestimated. We suggest that communications between you and your former spouse should be respectful, courteous and efficient. It should relate to...
