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De facto relationship in Australian law: The meaning of a de facto relationship is that a couple lives together just like married couples. This couple can be same-sex or heterosexual. The only difference between married people and de facto couples is that de facto couples are not married. De facto relationship in Australian law has given them complete rights similar to married couples. They can take their issues to the family court and the court will resolve their issues.  What is a de facto relationship? In section 4AA of the Family Law Act 1975, you will find the definition of...

When you have a legal problem that affects your family, you can get advice from the best family lawyer who will help you manage...

Lawyers see a 40% increase Divorce Rate in Australia has been constant for years - but this year it is on the move. Corona...

Introduction You might be living with your partner in a cheerful relationship without any bindings or obligations of a formal marriage commitment. Or you...

What is a marriage?  Divorce causes a marriage to end legally. This is a bitter experience in anyone's life. But before unraveling the facts...

Divorce has a direct effect on children. They have to live with either one of them. When the parents are together, they raise their...

Separation and divorce are stressful and very confusing periods of life. Stress levels are exacerbated even further when children are involved. Many marriages and de facto...

What is Family Law Litigation? Family Law Litigation means pursuing legal action. This involves initiating the court process, submitting several legal forms, and then...

What is child support? Child support is the money that is paid by parents to give financial assistance to the child. Usually, this amount...

It is essential for you to decide about property settlement if you are thinking to end your relationship. It is good to know how...