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April 18, 2024

Separated Parent Take a Child Out of State NSW | Justice Family Lawyers

Can a Separated Parent Take a Child Out of State (NSW)

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Australian family law emphasises ‘parental responsibility’, which pertains to all duties, powers, responsibilities, and authority parents have concerning their children. After separation, both parents retain this responsibility unless a court order states otherwise. Ideally, both parents should agree on major decisions, including relocating or travelling interstate with the child. Steps to Take If a Separated […]

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80/20 Split Divorce Settlement in Australia

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In Australia, divorcing couples often face the daunting task of dividing their assets and liabilities. One common scenario is the 80-20 divorce settlement, where one party receives 80% of the marital assets while the other receives 20%. An 80/20 split divorce property settlement typically occurs when there’s a significant disparity in the spouses’ financial contributions

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Grievous Bodily Harm: Penalties and Defence Options

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Grievous bodily harm (GBH) stands as one of the most serious assault charges in Australian law. It refers to severe physical injuries inflicted upon a person, significantly impacting the victim’s health or comfort. These injuries are of such a nature that they result in severe, long-term, or permanent damage. Due to the profound implications for

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What is a Binding Financial Agreement in Australia?

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A Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) in Australia is a legal contract between two partners, either married or in a de facto relationship, which outlines how their assets, finances, and debts will be divided if their relationship ends. BFAs can be established before, during, or after a relationship.  For a BFA to be legally binding, each

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