In Australia a child is legally a minor until they reach the age of 18 years. Therefore, there is no specific age when a child can decide where to live until they reach a mature level.
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A de facto relationship is defined in the Family Law Act 1975 as a couple living together on a genuine domestic basis.
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Family law is clearly an emotional and personal area of law. It is important to ensure that you feel comfortable and that you trust who you chose to represent you
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Depending on your individual situation, Courts will take into account certain risks factors that will determine a parent’s capacity to care for their child.
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One common mistake people make it to accept the first offer made to them, in order to save themselves the emotional stress of further negotiation.
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When formally settling property matters, you have two options; through consent orders or a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA).
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The process towards resolving your family law matter after separation can be confusing and uncertain.
Going through a separation is a long and difficult process and issues surrounding the relationship can be as complex as they are emotionally draining.
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Collaborative Law is a mediation process that allows parties to work together to resolve a dispute without going to Court.
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A Parenting Plan is a written and signed arrangement between parents that sets out the care arrangements for their children.
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