If you are involved in a family law matter, you may need to obtain or provide evidence to support your case. One way to do this is by using a subpoena. This blog post will explain what it is, how to apply for one, how to serve it, and how to comply. We will also …
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Surrogacy is a beautiful and generous way of helping someone else achieve their family dream. But it can also be a complex and challenging process involving legal, medical, and emotional aspects. Suppose you are considering surrogacy in Australia, either as an intended parent or a surrogate. In that case, you must be aware of the …
Finding a middle ground is the best way to keep things from worsening when a divorce or separation is inevitable. People have always been told to settle disagreements about property, child custody, spousal support, and other important things outside court. But what happens if neither party wants to settle, and what are the family court …
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When relationships break down, it becomes crucial to determine the fair and equitable distribution of asset pool and liabilities between the parties involved. In Australia, the legal framework governing family law matters provides guidelines for conducting valuations and resolving financial disputes within the family court system. Whether you are going through a divorce, separation, or …
Physical forms of abuse have traditionally been more readily recognised and addressed than their psychological counterparts. However, one insidious form of psychological manipulation, known as coercive control, is steadily gaining recognition within legal circles. As we delve into the legal battle against coercive control, we’ll explore how the law is awakening to this form of …
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Co-parenting is becoming a more popular way to raise children in Australia, especially for split or divorced parents. It means that parents work together to raise their children, regardless of whether they live in different homes. In this article, we’ll discuss the idea of co-parenting in Australia. We’ll look at its perks, how it works legally, …
Family Court Affidavit: 6 Things You Need to Know What is an Affidavit? An affidavit is a written statement used as evidence in court proceedings. It is a way for a person to present their case to the court, detailing the facts they wish to rely upon to support their case. Important Facts about Family …
