The Family Courts have announced a pilot ‘Defaulters’ List’ program running in the Sydney Registry for now. The intent of the Defaulters’ List is to
One of the variety of options that have sprung up to help alleviate the delays in the Family Court system is arbitration. But what is
In the recent case of Shuran & Fang (No 6) [2024] the Court had to determine whether the wife had to remove Caveats that she
Child inclusive mediation is a process that enables the children of consenting separating parents to have their voice included in the family mediation process. In
As mentioned in a pervious article, the Family Law Act changed on 6 May 2024; and one of the changes is a variation in language
The Family Law Act is changing on 6 May 2024 – and while there has understandably been much talk about the changes to the sections
There was a reminder of the myriad of rules surrounding appeals in the recent decision of Lynch & Lynch 2024. In that matter the husband
Mediation – or Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) – is an opportunity to work through your parenting and property division issues and to hopefully reach a
In the recent matter of MacKinnon & Talbot the Court had to consider what impact renovation work had in determining the property division. The de
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