Recording your ex at changeover
If you wanted to provide evidence of a family member mistreating you or your child, chances are you might look to your smartphone...
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What happens to superannuation after a couple separates?
Under the Family Law Act superannuation splitting laws enable couples to split their superannuation interests (transfer superannuation from one spouses fund to the other spouse's fund) in family law property...
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When couples separate, they often have this problem… how do we pay the mortgage?
How do you pay off the mortgage when in the middle of a separation or divorce? Property settlement can be the most complicated part of ending a marriage, however these...
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A Redundancy Payment is Property and Can Be Divided in a Property Settlement
If you or your spouse have received a redundancy payment in the past, or if you or your partner have been offered a redundancy payment, such payment may form part...
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When does a smack go beyond reasonable discipline and become an assault at law?
Corporal punishment is the use of physical force on a child for the purpose of control and/or correction with the intention of causing some degree of pain or discomfort. Hitting,...
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Publishing derogatory comments about your ex on social media may harm your parenting case
If you are involved in a Parenting case then you will need to be very careful about what you post on social media.
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What is parental alienation?
Parental alienation occurs when one parent undermines the child's relationship with the other parent, resulting in the child's rejection of that other parent. Read this article to find out more...
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What is a void marriage?
The rate of divorce has increased since the 1970s, due to shifting attitudes of society and the availability of no-fault divorce. However there are some people who, for religious and...
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When can my child decide where they want to live?
A question frequently asked by parents during separation is when can my child decide where they wants to live?
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Lump sum contributions in property settlements
It is often the case that in a marriage (or in a defacto relationship) one person makes a significant financial contribution by bringing substantial assets into the relationship or receiving...
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