Parental alienation remains one of the more complex and emotionally charged issues Family Law. It describes a situation where one parent (known as the alienating parent) negatively influences a child’s relationship with the other parent (the alienated parent). This...
Imagine dealing with a breakup while sharing a home and daily routines, and potentially co-parenting with your ex-partner in the same space. While this scenario may not suit everyone, being separated under one roof is a reality for many Australians. For some, living...
Protect your Financial Future with a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) Whether you’re entering a relationship, navigating its complexities, or ending one, a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) offers you peace of mind by clearly outlining the division of assets...
The word “de facto” means that although not intended, legal or accepted, something exists in fact. In other words, in the case of a de facto relationship it means that although parties are not married or the relationship is not registered, the parties are “spouses” in...
What is property? Almost everything that has a saleable value in the marketplace is property. That could range from real estate and shares to obscure antiques and collectables. As long as there is a buyer prepared to pay money and, therefore, attribute value to the...
