Category: Consent Orders

The short answer: technically, yes While it’s true that no law requires you to use a solicitor for a consent order, it’s important to tread

Financial consent orders are critical in resolving property and financial matters following a separation or divorce. These legally binding agreements, once approved by the court,

When a court disagrees with a consent order, it won’t be approved as-is.  The judge will usually outline specific reasons for their disagreement.  This could

Ending a relationship in Australia can be tough, and sorting out the financial side makes it even more difficult. A key question that arises is

Refusing to sign consent orders can have significant legal implications. A consent order is a legally binding agreement reached between parties involved in a legal