Married overseas and no marriage certificate, can you divorce in Australia?
Married overseas and no marriage certificate, can you divorce in Australia? Short answer. Yes. How? Read on to find out. An Application for Divorce in Australia is made to...
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Indigenous customary law overrides intestacy law in NSW
Indigenous customary law overrides intestacy law in NSW A will is a legal document that sets out who you want to leave your assets when you die. A person...
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Cameras to detect mobile phone usage while driving from 1 July 2018
From 1 July 2018 drivers can be charged for using a mobile phone when driving … via camera detection The Road Transport Legislation Amendment (Road Safety) Act 2018 No...
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Buying off the plan, without unplanned disasters
Buying Property Off the Plan carries risks… avoid unplanned disasters! Do your market research Before you agree to purchase an “off the plan” property, you should always do your...
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Can you dispose of your ex-partner’s property?
What’s needed before you can dispose of your ex-spouse’s property? Separation often occurs quickly, usually via a trigger moment. This may be an argument, or through the intervention of a...
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Transferring tax liabilities between spouses in family law proceedings
Transferring tax liabilities between spouses in family law proceedings In the 2017 case of Tomaras & Tomaras and Anor and Commissioner of Taxation FamCAFC 216 the Full Court...
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Relocating with children when in the defence force
Recent cases and impacts for defence force parents wishing to relocate with children In the recent case of Wendland the Court gave permission for a mother to relocate...
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Moving with children after separation
Moving with children after separation – An overview and recent developments The Family Law Act 1975 provides that even without a Court Order in place, both parents of a...
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Criminal law changes result in abolished committal hearings
Criminal law changes result in committal hearings being abolished On 30 April 2018 changes were implemented to the Criminal Procedure Act 1986 (NSW) which resulted in contested Committal Hearings...
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Judge finds that hospital should have kept patient under increased observation
Judge finds that Hospital staff should have kept patient under increased observation The Supreme Court of NSW has found that a private hospital was negligent in the treatment and...
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