The Covid-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented impact globally including in family law property settlements. We discuss some potential implications about property settlement during this crisis.
A multitude of new and unforeseen issues arise when trying to navigate parenting during a pandemic. We field some of those issues here and advise parents on how to keep effectively co-parenting during this public health crisis.
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.
If you are not sure about child support and what expenses it covers you should read this article today.
The superannuation splitting laws allow separating couples to value and divide their superannuation after a relationship break down. Under the laws, one partner may split the amount remaining in their superannuation fund and make a payment to the other partner’s superannuation fund after separation.
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?
We list 5 keys considerations that will assist you, as accountants, when helping your clients through their family law property settlement.
If you operate a family business with your ex-partner, here are 6 important considerations you should read today.
The Australian Law Reform Commission released its review of the family law system in March 2019. The review made 60 different recommendations for change to the current system.
This year the High Court will hear a landmark case on the legal parentage of a child born via sperm donation.