Turnbull Hill Lawyers named in the prestigious 2024 Doyles Guide
We are pleased to report that Turnbull Hill Lawyers has been named in the prestigious 2024 Doyles Guide. Turnbull Hill Lawyers has been identified by its peers as a leading law firm having...
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Property settlement time limits: Turnbull Hill Lawyers
Family lawyer Jennifer Sorrenson takes you through property settlements and their time constraints to ensure interests are protected during a separation.
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How To Nominate A Legal Guardian: Turnbull Hill Lawyers
Ensure your child is cared for after you're gone. Discover how to nominate a legal guardian in Australia with expert advice from Turnbull Hill Lawyers
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Do you contact your employees outside of usual working hours? What is the ‘Right to Disconnect’?
Right to disconnect legislation has come into effect, allow Turnbull Hill Lawyers to take you through how to navigate these new laws
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Apprehended violence orders – Turnbull Hill Lawyers
Family and criminal solicitor at Turnbull Hill Lawyers Sally Elphick explains what apprehended violence orders, or AVOs, are and what you need to know.
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Accessing the marital home during separation: Turnbull Hill Lawyers
Understand the legislation around access to the marital home during separation in Australia with advice from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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What is a Prenup?
A prenup is a legally binding financial agreement between two people who are in a relationship and are planning to get married in the future. In Australia, this agreement is...
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How Formalising Your Property Settlement Can Save You Thousands Through Stamp Duty Exemptions
A stamp duty exemption applies post separation to a transfer or sale of matrimonial property if the property is transferred or to one of the parties to the marriage or...
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What is a Parenting plan vs consent orders?
There are a couple of options available to parents looking to formalise their care arrangements for children after separation.
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What you must do before going to court for your parenting dispute
The Federal Circuit Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia recently merged to become the new ‘Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.’
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