Practical Issues in Australian Family Law Matters with an International Flavour I am indebted to Shar Moana, a family lawyer working in my team, for her role in co-authoring this note. Recently, we conducted litigation with an international flavour (ours was... Read More
Heads Up for Professionals Who Thwart Orders pursuant to Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) A recent case decided by the NSW Court of Appeal has revealed the seriousness with which compliance with Orders made pursuant to the Family Law Act 1975 will be treated... Read More
Family Law Sole Use Application Refused in Favour of Leaving Parties Living Together Post-Separation I don't know about you, but if, in the aftermath of separation, someone needs to go to the cost, time and expense of bringing a Sole Use and Occupation Application,... Read More
The Impact Of Social Media In Family Law Disputes 18 million Australians have active social media accounts. That's 72% of the population. Australians love to share their lives on different social media platforms. Read More
Are You Ready To Go To Family Court? Making the decision to go to Family Court is not a decision that should be made without considering the impact upon you and your family. Read More
Who is Entitled to Spousal Maintenance After a breakdown of a marriage or a de facto relationship, a former spouse/partner may seek to claim financial support from the other party in circumstances where they are unable... Read More
How To Resolve Family Disputes Couples who are separating or getting divorced face difficult decisions. They may have different views about what is fair for parenting arrangements, financial settlements, the division of properties, etc. Read More
Relocation with Children After Separation Or Divorce Managing the joint task of raising children after separation and/or divorce is critical to the long term happiness of children. A complicating factor is when relocation with children after separation... Read More
Your New Normal: Adjusting to Life Following Separation or Divorce For some people, separation or divorce may include a lengthy and unpleasant experience in the Family Court. Parties may be unable to resolve matters themselves. The Family Court may be... Read More
Alternatives To Consider Before Going To The Family Court It is important to understand that Divorce is separate to the process of formalising care arrangements for your children and dividing your finances after you have separated from your spouse.... Read More
You're Going to Court - What You Should Know An article in today's paper has prompted me to write about what you should do in anticipation of your first Court appearance.  The said article reported that Magistrate Carney of... Read More
EvansBrandon Family Lawyersf Federal Government announces “first comprehensive review” of the family law system since the mid 1970s Read More