Your child is now 18 and still needs financial support … what can you do?
Child support is payable until children are 18 years of age. In current times, children often remain financially dependent on their parents or carers for many years after they...
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What are my entitlements in a property settlement?
Married vs de facto? The law relating to property settlements is the same whether you’re a married or de facto couple. For de facto relationships, provided separation occurred after...
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What is a Binding Financial Agreement?
Transcript Claire Aumuller: You’ve heard of a prenup, here we call it a Binding Financial Agreement. I’m Claire Aumuller and I’m a family lawyer here at Turnbull Hill Lawyers....
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Family Court measures addressing COVID-19
Our family law team are receiving an increasing number of enquiries about changes to parenting arrangements that have come about, either directly or indirectly, due to the COVID-19 climate....
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Parenting Orders and COVID-19
Further information regarding COVID-19 related parenting changes is available on this post: Family Court measures addressing COVID-19 We are all experiencing uncertain and unprecedented times in the wake of...
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The difference between a divorce and a property settlement
Transcript Claire Aumuller: Do you know the difference between a divorce and a property settlement? Hi, I’m Claire Aumuller. I’m a family lawyer here at Turnbull Hill Lawyers. You...
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How is an inheritance received after separation treated in your property settlement?
There is a common misconception that an inheritance received after separation will not be taken into account in your property settlement. The Courts are required to consider all aspects...
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A family Guide to celebrating Christmas holidays
Transcript Claire Aumuller: Here are four ways to make your Christmas as a separated family that little bit easier. Hi, my name is Claire Aumuller. I’m a family lawyer...
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The Split Family’s Guide to Celebrating the Christmas Holidays
It is that time of year when tensions start to run can run high for separated families as summer holidays, Christmas day and New Year plans are negotiated and implemented....
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Who gets the pets after a break up?
When you separate from you partner it can be difficult enough to agree on who keeps the fridge, TV and grandfather clock, let alone who gets to retain the...
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