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Your guide to your first appointment with a family lawyer
In times of uncertainty, information is reassuring and empowering. And so, we give you this, your guide to a first appointment with a family lawyer. We offer this to help you manage one of the early steps of life after separation.
Take that first step!
So, the first...
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Either you're in the driver's seat effecting the separation or you've been blindsided by the fact your relationship is over. Breaking up is hard to do...
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For many separating couples the writing was on the wall for some time and a final separation does not come as a complete surprise to either person.
Whether it was a gradual process over many months or years or a particular event that led to the separation both parties often agree that separation was inevitable.
However...
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Now that marriage equality is here, the question on the minds of many couples who married overseas will be: “Is our marriage recognised?”
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Deciding to leave your partner is never easy. Life after separation is full of uncertainties, and what stops many people from leaving a broken relationship is the fear of financial hardship. In this blog TGB’s family law team outlines potential financial safety nets for those considering separation but fear they cannot...
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TGB's WA family law team provides a checklist of the financial and legal steps that need to be considered following divorce and property settlement.
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When it comes to property settlement there are some common misconceptions about legal rights and the Court process which can be the cause of unwarranted stress and confusion for people going through separation and divorce.
TGB’s Family Law Team dispels five of those common misconceptions.
1. Divorce and property...
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A growing question in Family Law disputes and property settlements is 'who keeps the pets?' writes TGB Family Lawyer Charissa Duffy.
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TGB's family law team on how the Family Court interprets child custody laws, and whether 'full custody' is possible.
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