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Building on our previous discussion about Domestic Violence Orders (DVOs) and their impact, understanding how to resolve disputes related to property settlement in Gold Coast family law matters is crucial. Whether navigating financial disagreements, parenting issues, or both, informed strategies are essential for achieving fair outcomes.This guide will explore critical aspects of property settlement, practical

As de facto relationships continue to grow in prevalence across Australia, understanding the intricacies of property settlement is crucial for couples navigating separation. Unlike married couples, de facto partners may lack clarity about their legal rights and obligations regarding property division and financial settlements. This guide provides essential tips to help de facto couples in

As of recent updates to Australian family law, effective changes to parenting orders and decision-making responsibilities aim to focus entirely on the child’s best interests. These new laws, outlined in the Family Law Amendment Act, mean that courts will weigh factors such as safety, emotional and developmental needs, and the role of significant cultural

The Australian Family Law system is undergoing significant changes, with new laws set to take effect from 6 May 2024. These updates, introduced under the Family Law Amendment Act 2023, will bring about important changes in how courts handle parenting orders and the decision-making process concerning children’s best interests. Whether you’re currently involved in

In recent years, cohabitation has become increasingly common across Australia, especially among younger couples. Gone are the days when marriage was considered the default path for romantic relationships. Instead, many couples now choose to live together without formalising their union through marriage. This shift in relationship dynamics reflects broader social changes but also introduces certain

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Over the past few decades, the family structure in Australia has undergone significant transformation. Traditional nuclear families are no longer the only recognised form, with new family dynamics emerging, such as grandparent-led families, same-sex parent families, and families where children split time equally between separated parents. These changes reflect the evolving nature of society, but