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On separation you may have concerns about what will happen to your home, your mortgage, your business learn more below.

In Australia as a general rule each of you and your spousem or partner are responsible to pay your own legal costs and expenses.

In Australia, when it comes to Estate planning, one of the key concerns for many parents is how to protect their child's inheritance from a future spouse in the event of divorce or a relationship breakdown.

A Binding Child Support Agreement (BCSA) is a legally enforceable document, learn mroe about the benefits of having one.

Financial agreements and prenuptial agreements are crucial tools for couples looking to clarify their financial arrangements before or during a relationship.

There a certain legal requirements that you must satisfy before you can proceed in your family law matter, learn more.

Reducing delays and legal costs for Property division and Spousal maintenance matters.

A superannuation split refers to the process of transferring a portion of one party’s superannuation entitlements to the nominated superannuation account of the other party. This transfer is tax-free, and thereafter each party maintains separate superannuation entitlements.

In the context of de facto relationships, several key entitlements come into play, learn more.

Young households have grown reliant on the ‘bank of mum and dad’ to bridge the ever-widening gap between house prices and stagnant salaries.

Parties to a marriage must be separated for at least 12 months before they file a divorce application. Learn more here.

A family violence intervention order is a legally enforceable order that protects an affected family member from family violence perpetrated by the respondent, or someone on behalf of the respondent.