July 4, 2024

Vaccinations and Child Custody | Justice Family Lawyers

Vaccinations and Child Custody Challenges in Australia

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In today’s world, vaccinations form a crucial part of public health strategies. However, in Australia, they have become a contentious issue in child custody disputes. As parents with shared responsibilities hold differing views on vaccinating their children, family courts are witnessing a surge in vaccination-related cases. This dynamic intersection of vaccinations and child custody has […]

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Why Does Pleading Guilty Reduce Your Sentence

Why Does Pleading Guilty Reduce Your Sentence?

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A possible outcome of pleading guilty to a criminal charge is a reduced sentence of up to 25%, depending on the time of pleading.  This is because a guilty plea indicates regret, acknowledgement of responsibility, and cooperation with the legal process. Courts frequently consider these factors when determining the appropriate sentence to impose. What Does

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if my husband owns a business do i own it too | Justice Family Lawyers

If My Husband Owns A Business Do I Own It Too?

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Like many things in family law, the answer depends. Australia has two main property division systems: community property and equitable distribution. Understanding which system applies in your state is the first step to determining your potential rights in your husband’s business. For a more detailed breakdown of business ownership and spousal rights, you play a

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Property Consent Orders Australia: A Complete Guide

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Consent Orders are legally binding agreements reached between parties undergoing specific or divorce. Property consent orders are a specific type of consent order, outlining how you and your former partner will divide your property, finances and sometimes even superannuation. They are used to provide clarity and certainty over your finances during an emotionally turbulent time.

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