A step by step guide to obtaining a separation agreement
A separation agreement (known as a binding financial agreement (or BFA) under the Family Law Act) is a legally binding document that formalises your property settlement.
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Common questions asked about property settlements after separation
Deciding to separate is an important decision. Claire Aumuller answers some common questions regarding property settlements.
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How the court views a parent’s struggle with drug or alcohol abuse
A parent’s struggle with drug or alcohol abuse can have a hugely detrimental impact on their relationship with their children. Courts in the family law jurisdiction look at what is...
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Married overseas and no marriage certificate, can you divorce in Australia?
Did you get married overseas, but no longer have a marriage certificate and need a divorce? This can be granted by the Australian Federal Circuit Court, but certain conditions must...
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What happens when you burn down your house during a separation to avoid transferring it to your ex?
This post contains information related to going to Court for a family law matter. It provides you with a complete guide to proceedings.
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Family Law Guide to Proceedings
The 12 steps below show how a typical financial case can progress before the Federal Circuit Court of Australia. Contact us today.
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What happens to superannuation after a couple separates?
Under the Family Law Act superannuation splitting laws enable couples to split their superannuation interests (transfer superannuation from one spouses fund to the other spouse's fund) in family law property...
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Don’t leave it till the last minute. Divorce before you remarry…it’s the law
Getting divorced usually takes around 10 to 12 weeks to finalise, so don't leave it to the last minute!
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Property Settlement: How to Save Money on Legal Costs
Save money on your Property Settlement! Find out how by reading this informative article by our Family Law team.
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Do you know the effect of divorce or marriage on your Will
Divorce revokes any benefit to your former spouse and also the appointment of your former spouse as your executor, trustee or guardian.
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