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What is the Lighthouse Project in Family Law?

The Lighthouse Project is an Australian family law initiative designed to help identify and manage family law cases that involve high-risk factors, such as…
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What is the Evatt List in Family Law?

The Evatt List is a specialized court list in the Australian Family Court system designed to deal with high-risk family law cases that involve…
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What is a Conciliation Conference in Family Law?

A conciliation conference is a formal meeting held during family law proceedings, aimed at helping separated parties resolve financial and property disputes without going…
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What to Do If Your Ex Refuses to Agree to a Divorce

If your ex is refusing to agree to a divorce, what should you do? The divorce process can sometimes be the simplest part of…
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Sharing Superannuation with a Spouse: What You Need to Know

Sharing your superannuation (retirement savings) with your spouse can be a well-intentioned gesture, especially if one partner has significantly more super due to factors…
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When Parenting Orders Can Be Changed?

Parenting orders are legally binding decisions made by a court that outline the care, living arrangements, and responsibilities for children after their parents separate….
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How Narcissistic Personality Disorder Effects Family Law Issues

Dealing with a former partner or co-parent who has Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) can significantly impact family law matters, especially in the context of…
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What is a parenting Coordinator

A parenting coordinator (PC) (also known as a co-parenting facilitator) is a neutral third-party professional, often a lawyer or mental health expert, who helps…
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Understanding “Fairness” in Family Law: Why the Legal System Focuses on Best Interests, Justice and Equity, Not Fair Outcomes

For those new to the family law system following separation, the legal landscape can be bewildering. In everyday life, most people are used to…
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All About Mediation

At Freedom Family Law, we are committed to providing comprehensive legal support tailored to your unique needs. A popular and effective method of resolving…
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I’ve Just Separated, How Do I Protect My Financial Position?

Securing your financial and personal circumstances following separation is crucial, but every situation is unique and requires tailored attention. If you do not have…
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Can I Get Spousal Maintenance?

If you’re facing financial hardship following a separation, you may be eligible for spousal maintenance. In family law, “spouse” includes not only married couples…
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What Rights Do Grandparents Have To See Their Grandchildren?

If you are a grandparent who is being denied contact with your grandchildren, it can be a heartbreaking and confusing experience. Many grandparents find…
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I Don’t Want My Ex to Inherit My Share of the House in the Event of My Death, Can I Prevent This From Happening?

When couples purchase real estate, it is common for them to do so as “joint tenants.” This arrangement means that upon the death of…
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A Comprehensive Guide to Divorce and Children

Parental separation can be emotionally and legally complex, often affecting the well-being of both parents and their children. However, navigating these challenges can be…
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Will I Get at Least 50% in Property Settlement?

Many people wonder if they will receive at least 50% in a property settlement after a separation. Contrary to popular belief, the Family Law…
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Can children decide who they live with when they turn 12 years old?

This is a question that many family lawyers encounter, and it’s important to clarify how the law addresses this issue. The short answer is…
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International travel: When can I take my children for an overseas holiday?

Navigating international travel with children can be complex, especially when parents are separated. The first step is to obtain a passport for the children….
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What is the role of a family lawyer?

In the intricate realm of family law, the role of a family lawyer transcends mere courtroom appearances and legal terminology. Acting as trusted advisors,…
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What is coercive control?

Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse where the perpetrator employs a systematic pattern of behaviours to dominate their partner or former partner….
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What is the significance of separation?

In family law, separation carries significant legal implications, signifying the start of a transformative journey for couples. Beyond simply living apart, it involves navigating…
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Understanding the New Family Law Amendments: What You Need to Know

Family law is constantly evolving to better serve families in our community. Recent amendments to the Family Law Act, effective from 6 May 2024,…
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Child Support outside of the Child Support Agency: Binding Child Support Agreements

In the realm of family law, the well-being of children is always at the forefront of legal considerations. One crucial aspect of ensuring the…
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Cost Orders in Family Law

In the realm of family law, the allocation of costs is a crucial aspect that can significantly impact the parties involved in legal proceedings….
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