After separation, disputes about who stays in the family home can quickly become stressful and complex. This article explains when the Family Court may make an exclusive occupation order and the factors considered when deciding who can remain in the property.
The law encourages separating parents to reach agreement about matters concerning their children. Parents are encouraged to take responsibility for their parenting arrangements and for resolving parental conflict; to use the legal system as a last resort rather than first resort; to minimise present and the possibility of future conflict by reaching a negotiated agreement; and to regard the best interests of the child as the paramount consideration.
Separation is a stressful time for individuals and families. At Coleman Greig our family lawyers can help you through the process by providing the benefits of many years of practical experience in all aspects of family law.
Family law, separation, divorce – they are all terms that many avoid and shy away from, but which 1 in 3 will face at some
Whether you have separated, or are considering separating from your partner, it is often a time that causes angst and anxiety. Determining how the assets
Megan Day Family Lawyers often hear clients detail the reasons why their children should spend more time with them, and less time with the other parent.
When a party to either a marriage or de-facto relationship has control over a family business, the breakdown of the relationship will often lead to the operation
Throughout my time as a family lawyer, I have noticed that when couples do decide to officially separate, there is sometimes a desire for it to
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