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.
It is an issue which we often come across in our practice of family law and the division of assets of a relationship, whether married or de facto, “Who gets to keep the dog?” This
Financial & Legal Steps to Take When Contemplating Separation in Australia If you are contemplating separation or should you have already separated, it is important to take action in the early stages to ensure that
Divorce: A Common Starting Point When we initially ask Clients how we can help them and what are their reasons for seeking our advice during our initial telephone conversation with them, a common response we
If you are served with an Application for a Protection Order, it is important to note when the first Court date is to take place, such information usually being outlined on the last page of
Yes grandparents, you do have rights to see your grandchildren! However the Family Law Act states it differently – it’s your grandchildren who have the right to have a meaningful relationship with all significant members
When Is the Other Parent’s Consent Required for Relocation? We have recently had increased inquiries from parents, asking whether they are able to relocate with their Children, whether that be within the state, interstate or
When finalising a property settlement after a separation or divorce, it’s essential to choose the right legal option to make your agreement legally binding. In Australia, there are two primary options: Consent Orders and Binding
It is always in the best interests of all parties involved in property settlement disputes, particularly those disputes which also involve parenting matters, to settle such matters in an amicable manner. This is always the
A really common issue in Family Law, is who gets to keep the engagement ring if the parties never make it down the aisle. Whilst there is no straightforward answer, the recent case of Papathanasopoulos