Australia’s Family Law Act 1975 governs the division of assets and liabilities following the dissolution of marriage. The court focuses on ensuring a just and equitable distribution, not necessarily an equal split. Potential areas your wife may be entitled to a share of include: Also read: 80/20 Split Divorce Settlement in Australia Is my wife […]
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Ever dreamt of buying property without a giant stamp duty bill? Believe it or not, there might be ways to legally reduce or even ditch these fees altogether. This blog explores your options for transferring property in Australia without breaking the bank on stamp duty. We’ll keep it simple and explain what you need to
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Separation and divorce are incredibly difficult, even for adults. However, children often feel the impact most acutely. Their world feels shaken, and they may struggle to understand the shifts in family dynamics. Mediation isn’t just for adults; it’s also for children, as it offers a path toward making the separation process a bit gentler. It
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Being charged with assault in New South Wales can be a stressful and confusing experience. The legal system can be complex, and the penalties can vary depending on the severity of the offence. This blog post will provide a clear and concise overview of assault charges in NSW, from understanding the different types of assault
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Child support agreements are legally binding. When one parent violates this agreement, the consequences can be severe. This blog post will explore what constitutes a breach of a child support agreement, the options available to the custodial parent, and the potential repercussions for the parent who fails to provide support. What counts as a breach
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