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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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...
Read MoreLove is a battlefield
Love is a battlefield On Wednesday 8 November, the High Court of Australia allowed an appeal from the Full Court of the Family Court of Australian on the enforceability...
Read MoreHow to balance financial security and a serious relationship
How can you balance financial security and a serious relationship? After the honeymoon stage of a new relationship, our heads start to rule our hearts, and questions start to...
Read MoreThings to consider when downsizing from the family home
Things to consider when downsizing from the family home Thinking about downsizing? There are many things to consider. This article looks at the various matters which should be considered...
Read MoreHow can you identify undue influence?
Undue influence can cause significant stress, especially when a will is contested. How can you identify this and address it to prevent harm? Undue influence is a common issue...
Read MoreWhat happens when you burn down your house during a separation to avoid transferring it to your ex?
What happens when you burn down your property during a property settlement to avoid transferring it to your former partner? When fire fighters attended upon a property in Wollongong...
Read MoreFamily Law Guide to Proceedings
What happens when I go to Court for a family law matter? The 12 steps below show how a typical financial case can progress before the Federal Circuit and Family...
Read MoreIs my former partner entitled to some of my inheritance?
During a marriage or defacto relationship, it is commonplace that one of the parties becomes entitled to receive an inheritance. If the relationship then breaks down, is the other...
Read MoreShould Commercial Surrogacy in Australia be de-criminalised?
On the 25th July 1978, the first test tube baby was conceived in Britain. Since that date legislation has consistently been chasing the swift reproductive advancements of modern science...
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