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This article will discuss some rules on FLA orders and financial agreements. These are under two distinct Parts of the Family Law Act 1975: Part VII – Children: Failure to Comply with FLA Orders Affecting Children Division 13A of the FLA provides for the

This article will outline additional provisions about property, spousal maintenance, and maintenance agreements. Divorced couples do not simply separate after ending their marriage. They have a few legal obligations to handle such as: 1. Property settlement:

“The pen is mightier than the sword,” but in the case of financial and termination agreements, the pen and the signature can save you a lot of time, money, and heartache. That’s because financial agreements (prenuptial agreements or

This article will outline the jurisdiction of courts under the Family Law Act 1975 (FLA). The FLA is the primary piece of legislation governing family law in Australia. It sets out the jurisdiction of courts in relation to family law matters, including: The

Court jurisdiction is the legal authority of a court to hear a case. It is important because it ensures that cases are decided by courts that are best equipped to do so. Moreover, it is important for: This article will discuss sections 69K to 69N of the

Here are some additional maintenance agreement provisions under the Family Law Act 1975. A maintenance agreement is a legally binding contract between separating or divorcing couples. This legal document sets out how they will financially support each other