Category: Family

In Australian law, children’s custody matters are not governed by ‘mother’s rights’ or ‘father’s rights’. We focus instead on what is in the child’s best interest. Under the Family Law

Amid a marital breakdown, one question often echoes louder than the rest: ‘How to get a divorce in Qld?’  Our family lawyers in QLD have written this roadmap, dissecting the

Learn more about your duty of disclosure in Family Law property matters.

In the realm of family law, understanding the right of a father to see his children even after divorce is of paramount importance. Historically, family law proceedings favoured mothers leaving

What are the different ways to resolve family law disputes? This question often arises for couples undergoing a divorce who seek a smoother, more efficient process. The importance of cultivating

An inheritance received by one spouse during a marriage is generally considered separate property.  However, there are circumstances where an inheritance can lose its separate status and become marital property

Do both parents have to sign for a child’s passport Australia? If you intend to travel internationally with your child, you must apply for a passport for them. However, obtaining

Getting sole custody of your child in Australia involves several steps, and it’s important to note that the child’s best interests will always be the primary consideration in any custody

In Australia, both parties do not have to agree to a divorce to be granted. Australian law operates on a no-fault divorce system, meaning the only requirement for divorce is

Divorce in Australia can only be filed once a couple has been separated for at least 12 months. Separation is considered to be a necessary condition for establishing an irretrievable