Family Law
Co-parenting apps Australia to use after separation or divorce
Separated parents have a lot to consider. There are many little decisions to make, schedules to organise, and expenses to
August 14, 2026
5:44 pm
Ferrall & Co
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After completing a Bachelor of Laws at James Cook University in Townsville in 2002, Rowena completed her initial legal training at the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (ATSILS) in Townsville. She then finalised her Post Graduate Diploma through the Australian National University in Canberra in 2004, the same year she qualified to practice as a solicitor.
Rowena is admitted to practice in Queensland and in the High Court of Australia, allowing her to appear in all Courts in Queensland as well as Federally based Courts across the country.
Rowena has worked in Townsville, the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane in general litigation since her admission in 2004. After working as a generalist for several years, Rowena decided that she could best serve her community by opening her own boutique legal practice with a relaxed approach to client consultations, a manageable fee structure, as well as incorporating two furry friends who provide additional support for clients when in need.
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Child Custody
How to Deal with False Accusations in 2026? (Updated Guide)
Been hit with false accusations during your family law matter? Keep your cool, talk to a family lawyer as soon as possible, and start pulling together any texts, emails or witnesses that back up your version of events. Courts don’t take kindly to fabricated claims, you could see custody orders changed, property splits adjusted, or the other party cop a costs order.
August 12, 2026
10:40 am
Child Custody
What To Include In Your Separation Checklist Australia
Parties need to take care of a lot of matters after a separation. Understanding how financial and parenting issues are
August 11, 2026
2:49 pm
Family Law
What The New Family Court Fees Mean If You Are Separating Right Now
Family court fees change on 1 July every year. Understanding how fees changed on 1 July 2026 is important for
August 7, 2026
4:44 pm
Property Settlement
What Queensland families need to know about the new pet custody laws in Australia
Australia’s new pet custody laws give separating couples a clear framework for deciding what happens to a family pet when
July 9, 2026
1:23 pm
Consent Orders
Consent Orders vs Binding Financial Agreement in Australia
When you’re finalising a property settlement, two options let you create a legally binding agreement under the Family Law Act:
June 16, 2026
5:22 pm
Divorce
The Best Books on Mindset To Read After Separation
Reading is one of the simplest ways to gain some perspective and assist with personal growth. The first few months
June 3, 2026
2:22 pm
Family Law
Working Out Whether The 2025 Family Law Changes Apply To Your Case
The Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) was amended on 10 June 2025. If your family law matter began before that date,
May 16, 2026
12:46 am
Consent Orders
Major Family Law Reform Waves Affecting Queensland Families From 2024 to 2026
This article provides general information only. It is not legal advice. Australia’s family law system continues to evolve, and since
May 11, 2026
5:48 pm
Consent Orders
Parenting Consent Orders Example What They Cover And How They Work
People often look for a parenting consent orders example when organising parenting. They usually want an arrangement that’s: Legally enforceable.
April 30, 2026
4:31 pm