J is for just and equitable – A-Z of Family Law
Explore what “just and equitable” means in family law property settlements, with insights from Hines & Easton [2024] and how courts balance fairness, contributions, and circumstances.
Read MoreK is for Kennon – A-Z of Family Law
Learn how family violence is considered in Australian property settlements, from the Kennon decision to the 2025 Family Law Act reforms.
Read MoreL is for litigation guardian – A-Z of Family Law
As Australia’s population ages, more family law disputes involve parties lacking capacity to conduct proceedings. The case of Mullins & Sawyer [2025] highlights the importance of independence and medical evidence...
Read MoreM is for maintenance – A-Z of Family Law
Learn how Australian courts assess spousal maintenance applications under the Family Law Act, including key factors and insights from the Roth & Roth case, explained by Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
Read MoreN is for notice of discontinuance – A-Z of Family Law
Learn how a Notice of Discontinuance works under the Family Law Rules, explained through the case of Pritchard & Bowman, with insights from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
Read MoreO is for out of time – A-Z of Family Law
Learn about the strict time limits for property settlement after separation or divorce in Australia, and what to do if you miss the deadline.
Read MoreP is for Parental Contribution – A-Z of Family Law
How do courts assess financial contributions from parents in property settlements? This article and video unpacks the Yeng & Sun case and the implications for family law.
Read MoreQ is for question of jurisdiction – A-Z of Family Law
Learn how the Court determines if a de facto relationship existed in family law matters, with insights from the case of Zurlo & Manoury and key principles from the Family...
Read MoreCan 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...
Read MoreWhat does child support cover
What does child support cover? Breakdown of inclusions and exclusions in Australia. Understand your rights with Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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