One thing’s for sure. Life is full of surprises, and sometimes they’re not the kind of surprises we want! We might not be able to change your circumstances, but we can help you navigate the family law and make the best decisions according to your obligations and rights. We try to include as much news as possible relevant and helpful for our Gold Coast and Logan clients.
How the New Family Court Impacts Your Case In our previous Blog, I need to file in Court…but which Court? we dealt with the two Courts in which a family law matter may be commenced,
We are seeing an increase in parties who have separated and decide, at least in the short-term to remain living in the same home, although not as partners. The main motivations for parties to live
Coercive Control is not a new ‘buzz’ word invented by the media. Coercive Control has not been invented and it is not something that has only arisen this century. Coercive control is insidious, as it
This is one of the most pressing and common questions asked of us, when people are either separating or considering ending their relationship. There are a lot of varying factors that the Family Law Act
When you are navigating the family law process, it is important not to get sucked-in by websites and online companies, offering to prepare your family law documents, whether that be Consent Orders or Binding Financial
It can become confusing when talking about starting proceedings in a family law matter. Whilst we are settlement focused and our goal is always to avoid Court, in some matters, the initiation of Court proceedings
Breaking Down Your Entitlements After Separation This is a question that we are frequently asked at Advance Family Law. We often find people will frame their questions as to what “percentage” are they entitled to.
Court as a Last Resort Whilst at Advance Family Law, we are settlement focused and initiating proceedings in Court is always as a last resort, we are also realists and are aware that some matters,
The Legal Impact of Family Gifts and Loans During Separation It is not uncommon for a party to a relationship to receive monies from either their parents or other family members during the relationship. Such