by Fabrice_Springfield | Nov 19, 2024 | Family Law
It is an offence to take your child or children out of Australia if you have parenting proceedings before the Court unless you have the written consent of the other party or parties involved in the Court proceedings. As the unauthorised removal of a child from...
by Kat | Sep 23, 2024 | Divorce and Separations, Family Law
The loss of a loved one is always a difficult and emotional time. Disputes over the contents of a Will can add to the stress. Regardless of how meticulously a Will is drafted, it can still be contested. In Queensland, there are specific time limits and regulations for...
by Kat | Aug 11, 2024 | Divorce and Separations, Family Law
Conveyancing fees can vary widely depending on the type of property, the location, and the complexity of the transaction. Some conveyancers or solicitors might also offer additional services such as property inspections or negotiating with any other parties involved....
by Kat | Jul 11, 2024 | Divorce and Separations, Family Law
Understanding the legal definition of a de facto relationship is crucial when considering property settlements. Does living together for a few months count in the eyes of the law? Are you eligible for a property settlement once the relationship ends? The court...
by Kat | Dec 18, 2023 | Child Support, Family Law
When deciding parenting orders, the court’s first and most important consideration is what is going to be best for the children. If a judge feels a child might be in danger as a result of spending time with one parent, orders could be made that will prevent that...
by Kat | Oct 30, 2023 | Family Law
Sorting out financial obligations in the wake of separation and divorce can be complicated, and as interest rates continue to rise, repayments on a home you’re no longer living in can be stressful. Essentially, if you and your ex are the registered owners of a...
