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Right to Disconnect laws – what it means, implications and how to prepare
You may have heard or read about the Greens’ new “Right to Disconnect” laws that have recently passed through Parliament. There has been lots of chatter from both workers and employers about these changes, so we thought it might be useful to step through in simple terms, what these changes are, their potential...
Read moreSeparation Under The Same Roof – Can It Be Done?
When a couple separates, there can be a number of reasons why they choose to stay under the same roof until they are able to finalise their property settlement. The main three reasons separated couples remain under the same roof are: The couple may want to keep things as normal as possible for the children, depending on the...
Read moreAre you concerned your ex-partner may flee overseas with your child?
In Family Law matters involving children, there may be a risk that your ex-partner or spouse could take your child overseas (either temporarily or permanently) without your knowledge or consent. In our experience, this risk is often heightened in circumstances where the other party is a dual citizen of another country, or has...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley congratulates three promoted lawyers
Tindall Gask Bentley has hit the ground running in 2024, with the promotion of three of its outstanding lawyers. These promotions reflect the individuals’ dedication, expertise, and unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional results for our clients. Please join us in congratulating: Senior Lawyer – Lauren Roberts Senior...
Read more"In the best interests of the child” - changes to the framework for making parenting orders
The Family Law Amendment Bill (“the Bill”) finally passed through both houses of parliament on 19 October 2023 and received royal assent on 6 November 2023. The majority of the changes under the Family Law Amendment Act 2023 will come into effect from 5 May 2024. The Bill attracted a lot of scrutiny during its consultation...
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