5 Things You Might Not Know About Family Law Mediation
Mediation is a process where you negotiate an outcome for your property or parenting dispute. It is often the best opportunity to try and resolve a matter before Court action…
How is superannuation considered in property settlement proceedings?
Superannuation is considered to be an asset which is included in the property pool available for distribution following separation. This means that a party’s superannuation entitlements can be split. If…
What property is up for grabs in property settlement proceedings?
When it comes to family law, property settlements are often one of the most hotly debated. To answer the question of what is up for grabs, in short, all of…
Making sure the agreement you reach with your former partner is final and binding—so there can be no second bites of the cherry!
Perhaps you are in the process of negotiating a property settlement with your former partner, or maybe you have already reached an agreement about how to divide your property—now you…
How do family law courts consider co-parenting arrangements for very young children?
As family lawyers, considering the needs and welfare of children is something that often arises. Young children are especially vulnerable should they experience a separation at an early age. They…
