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Category: Family Law
COVID-19 vaccinations and parenting matters
In this article, we review how the Courts deal with vaccinations generally and what has occurred overseas to date with respect to the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Co-parenting apps for separated parents
In this blog, we will look at the common features of co-parenting apps and some of the popular apps being used by separated parents.
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The impact of Family Violence Intervention Orders on family law proceedings
In this article, we look at how Family Violence Intervention Orders can have a significant impact on family law proceedings as they can indicate there is a risk to the child which can affect parenting arrangements.
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What tax consequences do I have to consider when contemplating a family law property settlement?
A very important aspect of family law property settlements that is often overlooked is the tax and duty consequences of parties retaining or disposing of assets as part of a property settlement.
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Top 10 tips for co-parenting
Co-parenting is where parents communicate effectively and reach decisions in their children’s best interests together. Here are our top 10 tips for successful co-parenting.
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Separated under one roof: your guide
Many couples may have no option other than to remain separated under one roof, for a number of reasons including financial, convenience, for children etc. This article provides guidance around managing through a separation under the one roof.
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Family violence and support services during COVID-19
With ongoing COVID-19 restrictions and the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic, there has been an even bigger need for those seeking assistance through therapeutic services, advocacy services or the courts.
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How are assets divided after separation or divorce?
After separation or divorce, couples will need to finalise a property settlement. In this blog, we will look at what is considered in negotiating a fair and equitable property settlement.
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