Interim Hearings: Your Comprehensive Guide
April 15, 2024
An interim hearing is a crucial part of many legal proceedings. This type of hearing takes place before a final hearing to address urgent issues
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Drug Testing In The Family Court
April 15, 2024
In parenting disputes, it is common to see parents requesting drug testing in the Family Court. Drug use is not specifically mentioned anywhere in the
What Happens When You Break Family Court Orders?
April 2, 2024
The Courts have to ensure that their decisions are enforced and are never happy when you break family court orders. Contravening, or ‘breaching’ a Family
How To Report A Breach Of Family Court Order in Australia
January 17, 2024
This blog post is made to help you understand what steps to take if a party breaches a family court order. Our goal is to
Do Parents Need A Court Order To Take A Child On Holiday?
December 11, 2023
With Christmas and New Year celebrations around the corner, one of the most common questions asked is: Do you need a court order to take
Contravention of Parenting Orders: Definition and Consequences
November 23, 2023
A contravention of court orders occurs when a person fails to comply with or breaches a court order made under the Family Law Act 1975
Losing Credibility in Family Court: The Downward Spiral in Australian Legal Battles
October 26, 2023
Honesty is very important in family court. People telling lies or hiding the truth during court cases can cause big problems. This is true in
Discrete Property List Comes Sydney: What You Should Know
October 17, 2023
The Discrete Property List (DPL) was introduced in Sydney by the Federal Circuit Court in 2019. It is a special list for situations where applications
Financial Disclosure Family Law in Australia: What You Need to Know
October 11, 2023
Financial disclosure in the context of Australian family law refers to the process by which parties provide information about their financial circumstances when resolving financial
Understanding the Process of a Family Court Subpoena in Australia
July 4, 2023
If you are involved in a family law matter, you may need to obtain or provide evidence to support your case. One way to do