Preparing for Mediation
Separating couples must attempt mediation before taking their family matter to Court. The TGB Family Law team outline the Family Dispute Resolution process.
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Separating couples must attempt mediation before taking their family matter to Court. The TGB Family Law team outline the Family Dispute Resolution process.
Read moreCharissa Duffy writes about the contentious issue when a parenting agreement is not honoured.
Read moreAfter deciding to separate from your partner a number of immediate issues will need to be considered, writes the TGB Family law team.
Read moreAfter separation or divorce, even if you and your former partner agree on the division of your assets some important steps still remain.
Read moreIn June 2011, laws were passed in South Australia allowing for the birth of new-born babies to be registered with both mother and co-parent, writes TGB’s Family Law Team The new laws apply to babies born after 15 December 2011. Babies born prior to this date have shown only the birth mother as the child’s parent. To...
Read moreWhen considering how to calculate a property settlement after divorce, the assumption that a “50/50 split” is fair is an urban myth, writes TGB's Jane Miller.
Read moreTGB’s Dina Paspaliaris on the importance of being open about your financial situation when negotiating a property settlement. As a family lawyer, I have a duty to tell my clients of their obligation to make “full and frank disclosure” of all assets and financial resources in their possession and to constantly keep...
Read moreTGB's Dina Paspaliaris defines the de facto relationship and looks at how a de facto property settlement is determined.
Read moreAdelaide family and divorce lawyer Dina Paspaliaris writes about how the “future needs” of a separating couple are determined.
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