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Do grandparents have rights? I overheard a discussion regarding "Grandparent's Rights" while watching a reality television show (don't judge me). A short time later, another lawyer I know asked if I knew anything about grandparents' rights in family law. Many parents...

The "death tax" was a heated topic in the most recent Australian election. As a result, there was a lot of controversy and confusion. You may be wondering if your estate will have to pay more taxes in the event of your death. "No" is the short answer. In some...

In family law, this is a common question. "I married my wife in the intention that we could live together peacefully for the rest of our lives, but she fled with Julio. Is it feasible to get our marriage dissolved? You must first understand that we are discussing a...

Navigating the complexities of divorce can be daunting, especially when you’re not familiar with the legal landscape. That's where a divorce lawyer steps in. A divorce lawyer specializes in family law and is skilled in handling matters such as divorce, child custody,...

When facing a family legal issue, the idea of seeking legal help can be daunting. Many individuals worry about the costs involved and whether they truly need professional assistance. This is where free consultations with lawyers come into play. Offering a no-cost...

Navigating the tumultuous waters of divorce can be daunting, especially when you're trying to make sense of all the legal jargon and procedures involved. Having the right lawyer by your side is crucial, and knowing the right questions to ask can make all the...

"Are my wishes actually going to be carried out?" is one of the frequently asked questions in the context of estate planning in general. Yes, your executor is legally required to carry out your wills and manage your estate in line with them if you have a valid will....

First and foremost, the term "alimony" is not used in Australian family law. Many of us may have heard the American word through television or movies. Spousal maintenance, also known as spouse maintenance, is the financial support that one spouse in Australia may be...

Making numerous financial decisions is a common part of starting a marriage or de facto partnership. The choice to own property is among the most important ones. Although it's normal practice, adding your spouse or de facto partner to your current property title is a...

Honesty and transparency are essential for resolving family law and divorce issues. The Family Law imposes the responsibility of "full and frank financial disclosure," which requires everyone to be transparent and open about their financial circumstances. The purpose...

The allocation of parental obligations is one issue to consider while deciding on appropriate parenting arrangements after a breakup. Parents may be unsure about the notion of "parental responsibility" and how it is determined in family court cases. What exactly does...

Superannuation is typically one of our most valuable possessions, and it is also one of the most valuable assets we may leave to our loved ones. Although it is not required, superannuation might be incorporated in your estate plan if you follow the proper...

A divorce can be accompanied by a variety of negative emotions, including stress, anxiety, and despair. If you incorporate arguments about money and property, you could end up in an unbridgeable position. We think a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) may be beneficial...

Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs), commonly known as prenuptial agreements, are becoming increasingly popular in Queensland and Australia wide, particularly among people receiving gifts from their parents to purchase their first home and those in second de facto...

Every relationship that occurs in modern society lacks the proper phrases in the English language. The phrases "husband," "wife," and "marriage" appear straightforward, yet for years, our language has struggled to coin a term that appropriately describes the people...