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The family Law Act provides that you can contract out of its provisions by entering into a binding financial agreement which is often referred to as a prenup. If you are considering a prenuptial agreement you should certainly seek legal advice as to whether it suits your circumstances.
Read moreWhat does the merger between the Family Court and Federal Circuit Court mean for family law in Australia? TGB lawyer Wendy Barry explains.
Read moreHave you separated? Are you overwhelmed by the number of things that must be dealt with in order to move on? As the song says "breaking up is hard to do" so if this is how you are feeling then you may find our top 10 tips helpful in getting back on top of and moving on with your life.
Read moreThe news broke yesterday that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and wife Melinda Gates have officially filed for divorce. Whilst divorce may feel like the loss of a loved one, death and divorce are life events that intertwine in ways beyond the emotional - your estate planning. As an estate planning lawyer at Tindall Gask...
Read moreWe outline some of the key questions we frequently get asked from people considering, or involved in, getting a divorce.
Read moreAn experienced family lawyer who will build a collaborative and effective working relationship with you will help make a difficult time smoother and less difficult.
Read moreSeparation and all the challenges that follow are daunting, regardless of the stage of life you may be in. It is incredibly easy to become consumed by the emotional turmoil of the situation, which inturn can also make it hard to decipher what to do next, who you should speak with and where you seek help from. These are basic...
Read moreYou're separated but not divorced … do you know that your ex may still receive your assets upon your death?
Read moreFor separated families the additional stress and uncertainty brought about by COVID-19 has added an unwanted layer of complexity to resolving care arrangements and finalising property settlements. Now more than ever is the time to seek specialised family law advice to cut through complexity created by COVID-19.
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