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Binding Financial Agreements The Family Law Act 1975 authorises parties who are married or in a de facto relationship to create a legally binding agreement in relation to property, finances, superannuation and...

    Contrary to popular belief, most Australians actually do not need to go to the Family Court of Australia to make arrangements for children, parenting or property once the relationship/ marriage...

  In light of the Mother’s Day festivities last week, it is important to remember that 1 in 2 Australian mothers having experienced pregnancy-related discrimination in the workplace and to consider whether...

  Client legal privilege, also called legal professional privilege, and known as attorney client privilege in the USA, protects confidential communications between a lawyer and client. This means that the law and...

    Have you been left out of the ‘Will’ of a loved one, or do you feel as if the gift left to you is inadequate? Unfortunately, this is a relatively...

  Has someone failed to pay money that is owed to you? Here is what you could do; You attempt to communicate with the debtor in order to understand why the debt...

What is a De Facto Relationship? According to the Family Law Act 1975, a de facto relationship exists when two parties have been living together on a genuine domestic basis. A relationship...

  Separation is often a ‘catastrophic loss’ to either one or both parties. Adjusting to separation presents complications on many levels, such as self-esteem issues, financial security, friendships, loss of a family...

    If you are over the age of 18 and do not have a Will, please consider attending to preparing one as soon as possible. As you are aware, it must...