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  • separation;
  • divorce;
  • parenting orders (child custody);
  • property settlement;
  • domestic violence;
  • spousal maintenance;
  • prenuptial agreements;
  • any other issues relating to family law.

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What is an Interim Hearing?
What is an Interim Hearing?
A trial, also commonly referred to as a hearing, is a contested proceeding that determines an outcome for the parties. In respect of Family Law matters, this will usually involve parties that have separated and require judicial determination for parenting and/or property matters. A final hearing leads to orders made on a final basis, where…
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Enforcing Child Support Overseas
Enforcing Child Support Overseas
If a Child Support Assessment is issued in Australia, there are several methods the Child Support Agency can use to recover debt. These include making arrangements with the payer’s employer to deduct the amount owing from wages, garnishing the amount owed from bank accounts and intercepting tax refunds. However, if the paying parent moves overseas…
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Adverse Possession (Vic)
Adverse Possession (Vic)
Adverse possession is a property law principle that allows a person to claim ownership of land without paying for it. Adverse possession occurs where a person has enjoyed uninterrupted and exclusive possession of land for a period of 15 years. Under Section 60 of the Transfer of Land Act, adverse possession can be the basis…
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Publication of Family Law Proceedings: Section 121
Publication of Family Law Proceedings: Section 121
Section 121 of the Family Law Act imposes a widespread prohibition on the publication of any part of family law proceedings. The provision makes it unlawful (subject to exceptions) to publish information that identifies any person who is a party to such proceedings or who is otherwise connected to proceedings. The rationale behind this provision…
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