MARRIAGE It sounds obvious but to divorce someone you must be legally married to that person first. The evidence for that is usually your...

The Family Court follows a 4 step process when determining what orders to make for the division of property following the breakdown of...

Parents’ rights under the Family Law Act 1975 (the Act) There are no explicit rights for parents in the Act and a parent cannot terminate...

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process, and finding the right divorce lawyer to guide you through it can make all the difference....

When it comes to divorce, working with a divorce lawyer in Perth can offer a range of benefits. First, they have the legal knowledge and...

Divorce is never easy, but it can be made smoother with the right divorce lawyer. Choosing a divorce lawyer in Perth might seem daunting,...

There are six common mistakes couples make regarding their financial settlement when separating from their partner in Western Australia....

There are several common mistakes that people make regarding their financial settlement when separating from their partner in Western...

Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences you may face in your life. It’s an emotionally charged time that...

Many people assume that Family Law proceedings take place when 2 parties can't come to a mutual understanding, thus needing a judge to...

Lawyers have the option to issue a lump sum bill or an itemised bill at the end of the agreed billing period. If you wish to be able to...

The following are common misconceptions about property settlements: equal division of property regardless of individual circumstances the...

Applying for consent orders will ensure your financial settlement agreement is properly documented, binding and enforceable Documenting...

There are only 2 ways your property settlement agreement can be documented so it is legally binding and recognised at law. Only after...

Beware of the risks of long separation without settlement. Seek advice from a family lawyer about your particular circumstances.