Parental alienation is a form of emotional abuse often following separation or divorce, where one parent manipulates their child to turn against the other parent.
Bird nesting divorce, a co-parenting arrangement gaining traction among separating couples, involves children remaining in the family home while parents take turns living with them.
When couples face the challenging prospect of a divorce, the division of their shared assets becomes a primary concern. In Australia, property valuation for divorce
Mediation for separation is an increasingly popular method for resolving disputes during divorce or the dissolution of a marriage or de facto relationship. It offers
Financial infidelity occurs when partners in a committed relationship conceal or lie about their financial activities to each other. This can range from hiding small
Yes, you can be married to one person and in a de facto relationship with another simultaneously, at least in Australian family law. The law
The most economical approach to obtaining a divorce in Australia is through a joint application for divorce, where both parties agree on the divorce and
Losing a partner is an indescribably profound sorrow, a situation that becomes even more complex when the death occurs amidst a separation. “My husband died
In legal disputes, particularly within family law in Australia, an out-of-court settlement often emerges as a beacon of resolution, offering a pathway to resolve conflicts
In Australia, the concept of an automatic divorce following a long period of separation is a common misconception. Divorce is not automatically granted following a
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