Planning for what happens to your assets, your family, and your legacy after you’re gone isn’t easy. It’s personal, sometimes confronting, and if we’re honest, it’s something most of us put off longer than we should. But the decisions you make now, or don’t make, can have lasting consequences for the people you care about …
Associations Business Law Company Discretionary Trusts Family Trusts Joint Venture Partnership Self-Managed Super Funds Tax Unincorporated Associations Unit Trusts
6 February 2026
Starting or buying a new business & which structure?
Starting or Buying a New Business – Which Structure? What Is The Best Legal Structure For A Start Up Business? The importance of getting your structure right when buying or starting up a small business cannot be underestimated and the correct commercial legal advice. For example, there are capital gains tax concessions which are available …
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Family Violence Intervention Orders Laws on Children Separation
6 February 2026
Intervention orders – what to do if you are served with one
Intervention Orders – What to do if you are served with one Breaching an intervention order is a criminal offense, with a maximum penalty of 2 years imprisonment or a fine up to $24,000, or both Many intervention order matters will arise out of a related assault (or other) charge, a family law matter or …
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Custody Family Violence Finance Laws on Children Prenups Property Refinancing Relocation of Children Separation
6 February 2026
The 8 myths of separation
The top 8 myths of separation Many of our clients come to see us with incorrect assumptions about their rights, and their ex- spouse’s rights after separation. To help you understand the process, we have put together a list of the top 8 myths of separation with answers: Myth 1. “If I move out I …
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Contact Custody Family Violence Laws on Children Relocation of Children
6 February 2026
How family violence impacts on family law rights
Legal principles applying to family violence: The family law presumption of “equal shared parental responsibility”, does not apply in cases where there is child abuse or family violence The requirement that people attend mediation does not apply if there is family violence or abuse A fear or apprehension of family violence must be “reasonable” A …
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Inheritance Power of Attorney Prenups Wills
6 February 2026
When do I get my inheritance?
We are living too long for the kids to wait for their money The average life expectancy of people has increased by 25 years over the past century. As a result of people living longer, next of kin are likely not to inherit from their parents until much later in life, often well into their …
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Contact Custody Laws on Children Relocation of Children Residence
6 February 2026
What are the new laws about children?
What are the new laws about children? Changes to ’the Family Law Act 1975′ made in 2006 include: The introduction of a new presumption of shared parental responsibility A new way for the court to determine what is in the best interests of a child A focus on parenting plans to reach agreement over children without having …
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divorce proceedings Divorce Family Law
6 February 2026
What Are The Costs Associated With Divorce Proceedings
Going through a divorce is never easy, and one of the biggest concerns we hear from clients is about the financial implications. When you’re already dealing with emotional stress and life changes, understanding what you’ll need to pay can feel overwhelming. We get it – you need clear, straightforward information about divorce costs so you …
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Divorce divorce proceedings Family Law
6 February 2026
What Documents Are Needed for Divorce Proceedings in Australia? Full Checklist & Guide
Divorce paperwork can feel overwhelming yet the core requirements are clear. In Australia the Family Law Act 1975 sets the rules and the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia manages applications. We focus on what you need so you can move forward with confidence. Most applications start with a copy of your marriage certificate …
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divorce proceedings dispute resolution Divorce Family Law
25 January 2026
How Long Do Divorce Proceedings Take? Timeline & Process Guide
If you’re considering divorce, one of the first questions we often hear is about timing. Understanding how long the process takes can help you plan your next steps and set realistic expectations for this significant life transition. In Australia, divorce proceedings typically take between 4 to 6 months from filing to finalisation, though the journey …
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