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Case snapshot Client: Jess (name changed for privacy) Practice area: Parenting arrangements Matter type: Returning client, shared parenting review Firm: Ferrall and Co. Lawyers, Caloundra Parenting arrangement case background Our client originally approached us to
From 31 August 2026, the way divorce hearings are handled has changed. After a trial that began on 15 May 2026 across a limited number of court registries, the new Webex platform is being rolled
Separation is more than just a legal process. You may be dealing with financial matters, safety concerns, mental health struggles, and more. It can seem overwhelming at times. But there are various community resources available
Separated parents have a lot to consider. There are many little decisions to make, schedules to organise, and expenses to keep track of. Mobile apps have become powerful tools for Australian families navigating a separation.
Parties need to take care of a lot of matters after a separation. Understanding how financial and parenting issues are handled and organising living arrangements is important. However, many of our clients struggle with how
Family court fees change on 1 July every year. Understanding how fees changed on 1 July 2026 is important for anyone who is looking to start family law proceedings or have an existing case. Here’s
Australia’s new pet custody laws give separating couples a clear framework for deciding what happens to a family pet when a relationship ends. The Family Law Amendment Act 2024 added companion animals to the property
Do the cost of divorce in Australia worry you? Not knowing what expenses to expect can be stressful. We believe it would be a good thing to walk through the typical costs involved. This isn’t
When you’re finalising a property settlement, two options let you create a legally binding agreement under the Family Law Act: a consent order and a binding financial agreement (BFA). Both can be affordable alternatives to