Child support is a financial contribution a parent makes towards the care and upbringing of their child. In Australia, child support payments generally stop when the child turns 18. However, there are a few exceptions to this rule. This article will help you understand the limits of paying child support. When Do You Stop Paying […]
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This article will explain when is a loan considered a gift and how that distinction is treated by Australian Family Law Courts. Confusion can easily arise in families particularly when one person gifts another an expensive item, piece of land, or amount of money. It is not unusual for parents to seek to help their
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Parents are responsible for the financial support of their child or children. This is the case for birth parents, adoptive parents and people who have become parents as a result of assisted conception. Financial responsibility for a child does not change in the event that the parents separate or divorce, where the child lives, the
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When your wife leaves you, you both have certain rights and obligations under Australian law. These include: What To Do Legally When Your Wife Leaves You? If your wife leaves you in Australia, it’s essential to approach the situation with legal awareness and sensitivity. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do legally: Should You
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On 19 October 2023, the Australian Parliament passed two significant pieces of legislation expected to have a major impact on family law matters: the Family Law Amendment Bill 2023 and the Family Law Amendment (Information Sharing) Bill 2023. The Family Law Amendment Bill 2023 proposes several critical changes to the Family Law Act 1975, including
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After applying for child custody, a frequently asked question that arises is whether you can withdraw a custody case in Australia. The answer is yes, you can drop a custody case in Australia. If you initiate a custody case but later decide that you want to withdraw your application, you have the right to do
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