Contested vs Uncontested Divorce Explained: Turnbull Hill Lawyers
Contested vs uncontested divorce. Differences and similarities explained. Understand the criteria, process and implications for each type.
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A is for add-backs – A-Z of Family Law
The world of family law is a sometimes confusing, frustrating and broad world of terminology and concepts. This series attempts to shed some light on the issues put before the...
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B is for binding financial agreements – A-Z of Family Law
There are two primary ways to formalise a family law property settlement: Court orders or a Binding Financial Agreement
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C is for Consent – A-Z of Family Law
"A 2025 family law case highlights the rare review of interim consent orders, exploring risks, children’s best interests, and the costs consequences of challenging agreements."
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Turnbull Hill Lawyers proudly welcomes two new Partners
Turnbull Hill Lawyers is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Partners, Caitlin Bowman and Jennifer Sorrenson. Caitlin is an experienced commercial lawyer known for delivering strategic and practical...
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Changes to the Family Law Act: What pet owners need to know
Back in 2019, I wrote an article on how disputes around pet ownership were determined by the Family Law Courts. At the time, I opined that there were limited guidelines...
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Establishing the existence of an oral loan agreement – the key legal principles in NSW
The challenge lies in determining what was said and whether the words spoken amounted to a legally binding agreement.
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The Best Law Firms in Australia 2026 list released
Turnbull Hill Lawyers has been named in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms in Australia.
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What are your rights if your builder’s work is defective or too slow?
This is an all-too-common occurrence that the owners (of buildings), builders, courts and tribunals of NSW have been dealing with for years. As a result, a body of legal principles...
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Can an executor renounce their appointment?
You do not have to accept your appointment as an executor of an estate and can renounce probate. If you wish to renounce probate, you should do so as soon...
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