Unfortunately, a number of family law matters involve what is referred to as ‘coercive control’. However, in a positive move towards protecting people navigating family violence whilst going through the process of separating from their former partner, the NSW Government has now passed legislation criminalising coercive control. Read more in our article…
Our experienced Family Law team is bringing a new video series with Frequently Asked Family Law Questions. In our next episode, Leona and Chloe discuss “In our Family Law FAQs, Leona and Chloe discuss “are time limits you need to consider when dealing with events following your separation?”.
Our experienced Family Law team is bringing a new video series with Frequently Asked Family Law Questions. In our next episode, Leona and Chloe discuss “In a de facto relationship, when can a partner make a claim on property?”.
The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) are piloting some new programs and initiatives to assist in Family Law matters.
There are 5 factors that the Court is required to consider when making a determination in relation to property proceedings in Family Law matters. These steps are set out as follows:
My former partner lives in one of the LGA’s of concern, do I still have to facilitate our parenting arrangement?
COVID-19 has had a far-reaching effect on all corners of Australian society, and this current lockdown in the Greater Sydney area has once again resulted in the substantial loss of jobs and/or a significant reduction in income for some people. However, does a reduction in income or loss of employment mean that you are no longer liable to pay your Child Support obligations? The answer to this depends on how your Child Support obligations have been documented.
As a result of the ever-evolving COVID-19 situation in Australia, specifically in Greater Sydney, we take a look at how lockdown may impact your family law matter.