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Free Family Law Mediation Can Cost You More Than You Think

It is not only a good idea but the Family Law Act requires a separating couple to make a genuine effort to negotiate a settlement of all issues (children and property) prior to any Court action being

Separated, But Still Living Under The One Roof?

Before you can apply for a divorce you have to be able to establish for the Family Court that your marriage has irretrievably broken down.

That ground is established if the Court is satisfied that:

Your Separation Action Plan

Part 1 – Emergency Financial Action

A relationship breakdown can be very difficult with high levels of stress and anxiety. This can be the case even if you are the one who instigated the separati

De Facto Couples And The Family Court

Since the amendment of the Family Law Act allowing defacto couples to bring applications for property adjustment in the Family Court, because those amendments only apply to couples who separate after

Getting Divorced

Divorce is a relatively simple procedure that requires you to show that your marriage has “irretrievably broken down” and where there are children that proper arrangements have been made in all th

Property Settlement for Defacto Couples

 

If you are in a defacto relationship then the date that you and your partner separated is critically important.

If you separated on or after 1 March 2009 then the Family Law Act applies.  Yo

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