Category: Going To Court
- Hayder Shkara
How to Get a Court-Ordered Paternity Test in Australia
You have just been told the child you have raised might not be yours. Or [...]
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What Is the Slip Rule Family Law?
Mistakes can occur in legal documents, even in critical areas like family law. The slip [...]
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What Is a Friend of the Court in Australian Family Law?
In Australian family law, you might hear the term “friend of the court” mentioned. But [...]
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Family Court Appeal Success Rate in Australia
Think of a family court appeal as a “second chance” – an opportunity to ask [...]
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Can the Public Attend Court Hearings (NSW)
In New South Wales, most family law court hearings are closed to the public to [...]
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How to Prove Manipulation in Court: Legal Remedies Explained
Family court can be a battlefield, especially when dealing with a manipulative ex-partner. But how [...]
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How to Write a Character Reference for Court in Australia
Someone you care about is going to court, and they have asked you to write [...]
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How to Report a Breach of a Family Court Order in Australia
If you are feeling helpless, scared, or unsure what to do next, you are not [...]
- Hayder Shkara
Contravention of Parenting Orders: What the Court Can Do
If your children’s co-parent has stopped following the parenting orders in place, the hardest part [...]
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Discrete Property List Comes Sydney: What You Should Know
The Discrete Property List (DPL) was introduced in Sydney by the Federal Circuit Court in [...]