H is for Harman – A-Z of Family Law
Explains the Harman principle in family law—using disclosed documents outside proceedings, special circumstances, and insights from Kuang & Kuang [2025].
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I is for inheritance – A-Z of Family Law
Can an ex-partner claim your inheritance in an Australian property settlement? We explain key factors, judicial discretion, and Carew & Carew.
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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.
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K 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.
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L 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...
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Turnbull Hill Lawyers proudly welcomes two new Partners
Turnbull Hill Lawyers is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Partners, Caitlin Bowman and Jennifer Sorrenson. Caitlin is an experienced commercial lawyer known for delivering strategic and practical...
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Changes to the Family Law Act: What pet owners need to know
Back in 2019, I wrote an article on how disputes around pet ownership were determined by the Family Law Courts. At the time, I opined that there were limited guidelines...
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Establishing the existence of an oral loan agreement – the key legal principles in NSW
The challenge lies in determining what was said and whether the words spoken amounted to a legally binding agreement.
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The Best Law Firms in Australia 2026 list released
Turnbull Hill Lawyers has been named in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms in Australia.
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What are your rights if your builder’s work is defective or too slow?
This is an all-too-common occurrence that the owners (of buildings), builders, courts and tribunals of NSW have been dealing with for years. As a result, a body of legal principles...
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