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Explore the Family Law Act Cth 1975. Learn key provisions and understand how they impact families in Australia. Discover practical insights today.
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Discover key changes in the Family Law Amendment Act 2023. Understand its effects on custody, divorce, and protection orders.
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Explore Section 75(2) of the Family Law Act and learn its impact on financial settlements with practical insights from Jameson Law.
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Can I Travel Overseas with My Child After Separation? Legal Rights & Restrictions Explained Understanding Parental Travel Rights When a relationship ends, parenting arrangements become one of the most sensitive and contentious issues, especially when one parent wishes to travel overseas with the child. Whether it’s for a holiday, a family visit, or a permanent
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In Australia, Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs) are legal contracts made between parties to a relationship, including de facto couples and married couples, that set out how their assets and financial resources will be divided if their relationship ends. Here are some key points about BFAs in Australia: Types of Binding Financial Agreements: 1. Pre-nuptial Agreements
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Just like comparing surfboards to skateboards, criminal law and family law in Australia are worlds apart. Criminal law takes on an individual committing a criminal offence like theft, battery or sexual assault looking to seek punishment for an individual’s actions. Meanwhile, family law dives into the deep end of family matters – think divorce and
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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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What are Consent Orders? Simply put, Consent Orders are Orders made by consent of the parties. Broadly speaking, there are two avenues which can be taken to obtain a Consent Order in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia: Where the parties agree to the financial terms of settlement and/or parenting arrangements in relation
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Our solicitor, Mr. Christopher Alis, represented a 19-year-old mother in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. The 19-year-old mother had recently separated from her 19-year-old partner, with whom she has a 2-year-old daughter. The father took the child to spend time with him; however, he never returned the child to the mother’s care.
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Stamp duty (also called transfer duty) is a substantial cost component of a property purchase, and if there’s any exemption or concession whatsoever you’d want to know about it! A transfer involves removing parties from the property title Here are the most common scenarios that you can transfer property without paying stamp duty: Transfers between
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