My ex put all our money into Bitcoin, now what?
An initial and essential step in all property settlement matters is identifying and valuing the assets and liabilities of the relationship. This includes the “regular” things like home and...
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Changes to de facto relationships
Transcript Claire Aumuller: Hi, my name is Claire Aumuller. I’m a family lawyer here at Turnbull Hill Lawyers. Today, I will be speaking with you about changes to the...
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Surviving the Summer School Holidays as Separated Parents
Most separated parents will have a parenting arrangement in place week-to-week, whether it be on a week about basis or an alternating basis. These arrangements can become difficult during...
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Can you travel overseas with your children while proceedings are on foot in the Family Court?
The Christmas holidays are often an opportunity for people to spend time away with families and friends. If you are a parent with a pending family law matter in...
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Does my ‘special skill’ entitle me to receive more from my property settlement?
Imagine this scenario… The high earning businessman Throughout the course of his fifteen-year marriage, the husband has solidified himself as a successful entrepreneur in the business world, with business...
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Common questions asked about property settlements after separation
FAQs What is the difference between a property settlement and a divorce? A divorce and a property settlement are two different legal processes. A property settlement is the formal...
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Moving with children after separation – video
Video Transcript Matthew Carney: Good morning. My name’s Matthew Carney, Senior Lawyer and Accredited Family Law Specialist with Turnbull Hill Lawyers. Today, we’ll be talking about relocation with children...
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Family Reports in Parenting Proceedings
When a parenting dispute is before a Court, the presiding judge will often order that a Family Report be produced. A Family Report is a document written by a...
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When a couple separates, who gets to remain living in the family home?
Orders for ‘sole occupancy’ or ‘exclusive occupancy’ of the family home It is a common case that after the breakdown of a relationship, one party will voluntarily move out...
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NSW puts an end to ‘forced transgender divorces’
NSW puts an end to ‘forced transgender divorces’ NSW has scrapped the requirement that a married transgender person must divorce before registering their change of sex. Yesterday, the NSW...
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