There is no good time to tell children that their parents are separating.

Most people associate the term annulment with couples wanting a marriage to be declared null and void as far as a particular church or relig

Under Australian family law, pets are considered ‘chattels’. This means that they are a personal possession and regarded as an item of prope

A child’s extended family and particularly grandparents can be a very important part of a child’s life and can play an important role in the

The court will look at a number of circumstances to determine whether a de facto situation is in place, including the intermingling of your

A separation occurs when one of the parties ends the relationship. Often, they will communicate their intention to leave and other times wil

It may be that 2 or 3 years have passed since you separated. The pool to be divided will include any new assets that either of you have acqu

This duty of disclosure can extend to and include information and documents that the other party knows nothing about. As long as the materi

If you are going through a relationship breakdown, you need to be aware that your former partner may be able to claim an interest in your su

There have been cases where one party has been shown to have gambled assets recklessly or entered into commercially inept arrangements where

The party receiving the inheritance often believes that they should retain all of it in accordance with the wishes of the deceased. The othe

The fact that there is no physical violence does not mean that domestic violence has not occurred.

Under the prior act, the parties had to establish that they were in a domestic relationship and that acts of domestic violence had occurred

If you are able to come to an agreement about how to divide the property, it is important to remember that “hand shake agreements” are not r

Can my older child decide? A common misconception in family law is that that older children have the right to decide the parenting...