In this document, we outline these concepts in detail, and briefly explain the processes involved in making applications for parenting plans, consent orders and parenting orders.

In this document, we outline these concepts in detail, and briefly explain the processes for discussion & family dispute resolutions.

In this document, we explain the steps involved in making parenting arrangements following the breakdown of a relationship.

Family law property settlement divides assets, debts, and financial resources between separating or divorcing parties, including married couples, de facto relationships, and same-sex relationships.

The Family Law Act 1975 recognise the impact of such violence on children and adults.

In this document we have outlined some examples of family violence.

After a de facto separation, property settlement usually takes place where separated parties divide assets, liabilities and financial resources.

As is always the case, the law prioritises the best interests of the child when determining parenting arrangements, decision-making responsibilities, and child support.

Wills are legal documents that outline how a person’s assets and possessions should be distributed after their death.

Contesting and challenging a Will in Australia involves questioning its validity or fairness

Depending on the state and jurisdiction that is applicable to you, a divorce may affect a Will.

It is important to protect your inheritance after a divorce. This can be done by entering into Binding Financial Agreements

Surrogacy in Australian family law refers to the legal framework surrounding the practice of using a surrogate to carry a child for intended parents.

Adoption refers to the legal process through which individuals or couples become the legal parents of a child who is not their biological child.

In our brief guide, we explore how the Family Law Act 1975 applies to same-sex marriages and relationships.