When going through a separation or divorce, there can be complex decisions about the division of assets depending on what you share between you and your ex-partner. These decisions are often informed by how particular assets are or likely to be valued. If you own...

With the world re-opening post covid and post lockdowns, thousands of Australians have been flocking to the airports and heading on adventures overseas. While you may be more concerned with flight delays, safeguarding your health and making sure you don’t lose your passport, it pays...

In Queensland, there are several factors that the court will look at to determine if a parent is unfit to care for their child. The implications for the parents involved are serious, as the courts have the ability to intervene and remove custody from one...

Navigating the complexities of international family law can be challenging for individuals and families, whether it is applying for divorce, arranging child support or requesting recovery orders. A wide range of family law matters may involve multiple jurisdictions, and we understand that obtaining the correct...

Separation or divorce can be emotionally draining and difficult. When there are children involved, this can add another layer of complexity and stress. As Family Lawyers, one of the most common questions we hear from a separating parent is in regards to parents' rights, such...

A DVO or domestic violence order in QLD is an order put in place by a Court that sets out a number of conditions and rules that the respondent (the person who has committed domestic violence) is legally obliged to abide by. If they fail...

Most couples enter marriage with the belief that it will last forever. But, for various reasons, many marriages in Queensland end in divorce. A separation or divorce is typically a very sad and emotional experience for both parties. But, what happens if one spouse is...

This week, a landmark decision was made around the criminalisation of coercive control in Queensland. The Queensland Premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, revealed that new legislation will be introduced to make coercive control a criminal offence, with a $363 million pledged to go towards these new laws....

When it comes to separation and divorce in Australia, there is a long-held misconception that a mother will get primary custody of any shared children over the father. While many mothers are indeed primary carers for their children, they are not automatically awarded custody by...

Separation and divorce is not easy on any parties involved, but it can be an especially difficult time for children. The process of separation and divorce can be quite complex and there is often a variety of legal considerations you will need to understand and...

As a parent, there are few situations more stressful than your child being unilaterally removed from your home by your ex-partner, particularly if your ex-partner refuses to bring them back. However, the Court has a legal mechanism that deals with unpermitted child relocation or abduction...

If you are going through a divorce or separation involving children, one of the most prominent things on your mind will be the wellbeing of your children moving into the future. The amount of time your children will get to spend with you and your...