Caveats: Should I or Shouldn’t I?
Is it my best option to put a Caveat on the property to protect my interests or am I better off seeking a better alternative option? Get some accurate advice today to suit your needs.
Annmarie has practiced Family Law for over 15 years and is an Accredited Family Law Specialist. She has extensive experience in complex Family Law matters, including children’s matters and property settlement. She is a member of the Relationships Australia Expert Lawyer Panel, a member of the LIV Family Law Section Courts Practice Committee and volunteers at the WIRE Property Legal Clinic.
Can Digital Recordings be Used as Evidence in My Family Court Case?
In the 2020 case of Nagel v Hay Justice Harper had to decide whether to use the Court’s discretion to exclude video recordings under the Family Law Act.
Why is it important to communicate with my ex?
What options are available to reach an agreement in family law matters?
Initial consultation: What are my options to reach an agreement?
What options are available to reach an agreement in family law matters?
How Do You Talk to Children About Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
Your child is probably seeing and hearing a lot about coronavirus (COVID-19) on TV, radio, and social media, as well as from other people. Talking with your child about coronavirus (COVID-19) can help your child understand and cope with what’s going on.
Managing COVID-19 and Progression of your Family Law Matter
At Farrell Family Lawyers the health and welling being of our team, our clients and the broader community is of the outmost importance to us.
Child Support: What is it and what does it cover?
If you are not sure about child support and what expenses it covers you should read this article today.
How Does the Family Court Treat Discretionary Trusts?
How does the Family Court treat property owned by a discretionary trust? Is the property owned by a discretionary trust considered property available for distribution between parties to a family law property settlement?
6 Considerations for Business Owners Navigating Separation
If you operate a family business with your ex-partner, here are 6 important considerations you should read today.
Why is January often called the “Divorce Month”?
January is the time of year that most people chose to separate and start the divorce process. Here are some of the key reasons why they chose to end a marriage at the beginning of the year.