Understanding the Importance of Family Law
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13 February 2024
Family law encompasses the legal issues that arise in families, such as divorce, custody, adoption and child support. It is a multifaceted practice area that deals with the emotional and legal intricacies of family matters. Whether you are going through a divorce, establishing custody or adopting a child, it is essential to understand the importance of family law in protecting your rights and ensuring a fair outcome. In this blog post, we will delve deeper into family law, its significance and how it can affect your family.
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Is It Possible for Two People to Divorce Even If They Live in the Same Home?
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22 February 2023
The divorce process can be a confusing and complex one, especially if you are trying to navigate it on your own. One of the questions that many couples have is whether or not they can still get a divorce if they are living under the same roof. The answer is yes, but you should know some important details first.
Understand the Circumstances
In Australia, it is possible for two people to divorce even if they still live together.
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Pets During Divorce: Four Things the Court Will Look At
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11 August 2022
Pets have really taken on a main role in families now, with pets encouraged to display their personality instead of being treated like an ornament that could move. That does mean that in a divorce, the couple and court have to decide who will get custody of the pet. Technically pets are property, so "custody" is not really the official term, but it is the right concept. If the couple disputes where the pet should go, the court will look at up to four things to decide.
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Three Ways Family Lawyers Defend Child Custody Relocation Requests
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26 October 2021
Child custody orders issued by a family court judge are binding and should be followed to the letter by co-parents. In addition, the orders usually stipulate issues such as visitation rights for the non-custodial partner. That said, most parents with custodial rights think they can relocate whenever they want. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Custody orders can be amended with sufficient justification. Therefore, if you plan to relocate permanently far away from your co-parent, it is advisable to engage a family lawyer.
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