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Dealing With Divorce

Divorcing your partner can be a messy business. Believe me, I have had first have had first-hand experience of this process. When my wife said she wanted to leave me I didn't know what to do. I knew that we would have to go to court but the idea of dealing with the legal aspects of the separation frightened me more than the emotional aspects. Thankfully, I found a great family law attorney who helped me every step of the way. When I first sat down with my lawyer, I knew he could help. He explained everything I needed to know and ensure that the divorce was dealt with in the best possible way.

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Four Ways Family Lawyers Can Help With Relocation Disputes In Australia
25 April 2023

Relocation disputes can be a very emotional time f …

3 Ways a Family Lawyer Can Stop Your Divorce Becoming Toxic
11 October 2022

Going through a divorce is never very easy, but it …

Could Social Media Posting Affect a Family Law Case?
24 January 2022

Did you know that 89% of Australians have a social …

Are You Contemplating Filing for a Divorce? Here's What You Should Know About the Process
16 July 2021

In most cases, the events leading to a divorce hap …

4 Things A Divorce Lawyer Can Help With
29 May 2020

Divorce cases can be very stressful for the partie …

Four Ways Family Lawyers Can Help With Relocation Disputes In Australia

25 April 2023
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Relocation disputes can be a very emotional time for families. This is especially true if the relocation involves children or other dependents. Relocating to another state or country has the potential to change the lives of everyone involved in the process.  Whether you are moving with or without your family, it is important to understand how legal representation can help you navigate through this difficult time. Here are four ways family lawyers can help with relocation disputes: Read More 

3 Ways a Family Lawyer Can Stop Your Divorce Becoming Toxic

11 October 2022
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Going through a divorce is never very easy, but it can be even more challenging when things start to get nasty. Fortunately, a family lawyer can often help to keep things civil and stop the process from becoming too toxic. Below are some of the ways a lawyer can help. 1. A family lawyer can help you agree on the terms of your divorce Divorces are often emotionally charged and difficult to navigate without professional help. Read More 

Could Social Media Posting Affect a Family Law Case?

24 January 2022
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Did you know that 89% of Australians have a social media account, and they may spend an average of an hour and three quarters per day checking and posting? With this type of intrusion, there is little surprise that social media can affect everyday life and can sometimes have a significant bearing on the outcome of a court case. If you have a pending or current family law court matter, why do you need to be particularly careful about your social media interactions? Read More 

Are You Contemplating Filing for a Divorce? Here’s What You Should Know About the Process

16 July 2021
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In most cases, the events leading to a divorce happen so fast that you hardly have time to understand all the legalities involved in the process. In addition, the emotions and stress associated with the procedure might make it hard to find out every little detail you need to know. As a result, your divorce case might yield a negative outcome, which might cause additional stress. Therefore, if you're contemplating filing for a divorce, here's what you need to know about it. Read More 

4 Things A Divorce Lawyer Can Help With

29 May 2020
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Divorce cases can be very stressful for the parties involved. Divorces are not only costly, but they also include lengthy court processes. It's usually advisable to go through a divorce with the assistance of a family lawyer. Here are some of the ways a lawyer will help you with your divorce. Division of Property and Child Custody One of the most pertinent issues in divorce cases is the division of property. Read More