Family Law Property Disputes: When a Caveat Can Help (And When It Won’t) Understanding Caveats in Family Law A caveat is a legal notice lodged against a property title to prevent it from being sold or transferred without the caveator’s consent. In family law disputes, caveats can be used to protect a party’s interest in […]
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Mediation is a dispute resolution process where parties involved in a dispute are assisted by an independent third party to help them reach agreement. It is a general requirement that parties attend at mediation prior to undertaking Family Law proceedings although there are some exceptions and considerations. Not all cases are treated as suitable for mediation
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