Requirements before going to court for parenting orders Except when filing consent orders, when starting court proceedings, separated parents must file a family dispute resolution
Experiencing a separation or family division can be a difficult change and generally turns out to be more intricate when children are involved. If your
Australian Law acknowledges the presumption that it is in the best interests of a child that both parents equally share parental responsibility after a separation
When the loss of trust between separating parties gets intolerable, it can often escalate further during separation and property settlement proceedings, especially if one of
Nothing in life lasts forever, especially when you are married to the wrong person and the game is over. Often the man doesn’t see the end
Do you have a friend or relative who has just separated? If so, the information below should help. Separation in Family Law is defined as
Parents who are able to reach an agreement regarding care arrangements for their children have two ways to formalise their agreement. If you and your
Following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship, it is common for separated parties to be unsure and therefore anxious about their entitlements
If you are a grandparent and face the sad circumstance of a break up in your family group, through separation or unforeseen events, you may
The Family Court of Australia was one of the first courts to recognise self-represented litigants as a permanent and significant client group. Research indicates that
Before a person can apply for a divorce they have to be able to establish to the Family Court that their marriage has irretrievably broken
