A question we get asked, particularly from Family Law clients is about apprehended domestic violence orders (AVDO) that have been made against them. And how, in particular, the ADVO can impact their family law matter or any parenting arrangements that might be in place. In this video Laura explains, "Can you see your kids if you have an ADVO made against you" and what you should do if you find yourself in this position.

The traditional method of coming to a solicitor’s office to discuss your queries regarding a legal situation you may be facing can be defeating when you don’t think you can make it past the first hurdle of getting to the solicitor’s office. You may have mobility issues, transportation issues or health issues which prevent you from doing so. There are options to ensure you can proceed with your matter...

Separation and divorce can be challenging for families, especially when there are children involved. One of the most significant decisions that separated parents have to make is where the children will live and how parenting responsibilities will be divided. A new co-parenting arrangement has emerged in recent years known as "nesting." So what is nesting and would it work for you?

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...