Table of Contents Do Grandparents Have Rights to See Grandchildren? How to Apply for Grandparents Rights? Grandparents often play a vital role in the lives of their grandchildren, offering guidance, caring for the child, love, and support. However, conflicts or breakdowns within families may lead to strained relationships and disputes over access on a regular basis to grandchildren.   In…

Table of Contents Financial Contributions Non-Financial Contributions Future Needs Divorce Lawyers in Sydney In Australia, a 70/30 divorce settlement refers to a specific arrangement made between divorcing spouses regarding the division of their marital assets and liabilities. When a couple decides to end their marriage, one of the key aspects that needs to be addressed is the fair distribution of…

Table of Contents Factors that Influence Your Wife’s Entitlement Who gets the House in a Divorce in Australia? Division of Assets Example In Australia, divorce and the division of assets are governed by the Family Law Act 1975. When it comes to determining what your wife is entitled to in a divorce and how assets are split, the court takes…

Table of Contents What is a De Facto Relationship? Does a Binding Financial Agreement Protect from a De Facto Relationship? Can You Get Spousal Maintenance from a De Factor Relationship? How to Register De Facto Relationship NSW De facto relationships have gained significant recognition and legal standing in Australia. Here we will examine both the disadvantages and advantages of a…

Table of Contents Are there Guidelines for Independent Childrens Lawyers? Are Independant Childrens Lawyers Fair? Can an Independent Childrens Lawyer pick up on Parental Alienation? What to Do If an Independant Childrens Lawyer is Appointed? In Australia, an Independent Children’s Lawyer (ICL) is a lawyer appointed by the Court to represent the best interests of a child or children in…

Table of Contents Can a Mother Deny a Father Access: Australia? Parenting Plan for Equal Shared Parental Responsibility Under what circumstances does the court not require both parents to share equal responsibility for their child? Family law in Australia has evolved over the years to ensure that both parents have equal rights and responsibilities for their children, regardless of gender….

Table of Contents Joint Mortgage Paid By One Person How to Force a Property Settlement? Buying Your Ex Out of the House Family law in Australia covers a range of issues related to separation, divorce, and property settlements. When it comes to mortgage payments after separation, property settlements, and buying out an ex-partner from a shared property, there are specific…

Table of Contents What Is Family Court Mediation? Family Court Mediation Process Is Family Law Mediation Mandatory? How to Prepare for Mediation Family Law Section 60I Certificate Family law disputes can be highly emotional and stressful experiences for all parties involved. In Australia, the Family Court provides mediation services as a means of resolving disputes between parties without having to…

Table of Contents Consent Orders for Property Settlement Parental Consent Orders Family Court Consent Orders for Child Support Example Consent Order In Australia, Consent Orders are legal agreements made between two parties in a dispute that have been agreed upon by both parties and have been approved by the Family Court. Consent Orders can be used in family law matters,…

Table of Contents Are Muslim Marriages Recognised in Australia? Can Muslims Have Multiple Marriages in Australia? Is Polygamy in Australia Legal? What is Khula in Islam? Is Khula recognised in Australian Law? Applying For Divorce in Australia for Islamic Marriage What are the Rules for Determining Child Custody for Islamic Divorce? Sharia law is a system of Islamic law that…