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Category: Divorce
Overseas assets in family law property settlement
In today’s globalised world, it is becoming increasingly common for individuals to own property overseas such as real estate, funds in international bank accounts or international shareholdings. So, what happens to overseas assets after separation or divorce?
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What does “best interests of the child” mean in family law?
Where parents cannot agree to parenting arrangements outside of Court, they can make an application to the Court to make a decision. The Court is only able to make orders that are in the “best interests of the children”.
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Preparing for separation from your partner
If you’re thinking of separating, there are some steps you can take to prepare for your separation which may help make the process less stressful for you and your partner whilst also protecting your family law interests.
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How do I serve divorce papers in Australia?
When you make a divorce application, you are required to deliver the application and other relevant court documents to your former spouse unless a joint application has been made. This is called "service".
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What is the effect of marriage, separation or divorce on your Will?
If you have recently divorced or are considering marriage or have re-married, these events can significantly affect your Will, including revocation.
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Can I claim more assets years after separation or divorce?
Here, we explore the purpose and implications of formally recording your property settlement and the risks that may arise if you do not finalise all financial ties with your ex-partner.
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How to apply for divorce without using a lawyer
Obtaining a divorce is the legal end to a marriage. The divorce process is relatively straightforward, and many people choose not to engage a lawyer to assist them with their divorce but rather, follow a ‘do it yourself divorce’ approach.
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