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Gifts in Property Settlements
Gifts in Property Settlements
The time of year when most of us are engaged in buying gifts for family and loved ones has just passed. Sometimes these gifts will be small such as a nice bottle of wine but sometimes they are generous gifts, like money for the deposit on a house, or a car. This article discusses how…
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What Happens After the Death of a Party?
What Happens After the Death of a Party?
An issue which can arise after separation is what happens in the event of the death of a party to the relationship before there is a final distribution of property, either by agreement or by court order.  If neither party has commenced legal proceedings and one party dies, the law to be applied will be…
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Subpoenas in the Family Court (WA)
Subpoenas in the Family Court (WA)
A subpoena is a form of summons issued by the court at the request of a party to legal proceedings requiring a person to produce certain documents and/or give evidence for the purposes of a trial. Subpoenas are generally required to be personally served on the named person either in their personal capacity or on…
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Duty to Disclose in Family Law Matters
Duty to Disclose in Family Law Matters
In accordance with the Family Court’s pre-action procedures and the Family Law Rules 2004, all parties to a family law dispute are required to make full and frank disclosure of information and documentation relevant to the matter. The duty to disclose in family law applies in both parenting matters and financial disputes. The duty to…
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