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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

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

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

Reading is one of the simplest ways to gain some perspective and assist with personal growth. The first few months after a separation can be difficult. Sleeping patterns can be interrupted and the future may

The Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) was amended on 10 June 2025. If your family law matter began before that date, you may be wondering how the changes relate to your case. This article gives

This article provides general information only. It is not legal advice. Australia’s family law system continues to evolve, and since 2024 three significant changes have affected a wide range of family law matters. Below is

People often look for a parenting consent orders example when organising parenting. They usually want an arrangement that’s: Legally enforceable. Relatively quick and affordable. Flexibility to meet individual needs. Parenting Consent Orders Preparation Checklist Parenting

De facto relationship QLD have most of the same rights as married couples under the Family Law Act. Upon separating, they may make property and parenting arrangements. However, they also have unique considerations, like proving

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