After separation, a former couple usually needs to sort out the division of their assets and debts. They can choose to do so privately with no court involvement or to apply to the Family Court for formalised family law orders. The Court’s Requirements for financial family law orders Under the Family Law Act (1975), there …
We hear of cases where one person threatens the other person that they will accuse them of being violent and report them to police. We also hear of cases where people do things that lead to justified accusations. We have compiled a guide for those who have been accused of domestic violence in a family …
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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 Law Court Order is a serious matter and the Family Court of Australia can impose upon the offender a fitting punishment. If a court order is ignored what happens If …
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