Family Law
Can Family Court Orders be Changed?
Family court orders are legal decisions made by a judge or registrar that are enforceable under law. These orders outline how people who were once
April 24, 2023
Family court orders are legal decisions made by a judge or registrar that are enforceable under law. These orders outline how people who were once
What is paternity fraud? Paternity fraud occurs when a mother intentionally misleads a man into believing that he is the biological father of her child.
Probate is a legal process that is followed after someone dies to administer their estate. In Queensland, the process is overseen by the Supreme Court
Are you considering changing your child’s name for personal or legal reasons? Perhaps you are recently divorced or remarried, or your child’s name was misspelled
Autonomous vehicles or partially autonomous vehicles are becoming increasingly prevalent on our roads as the technology improves and popularity grows. There are five (5) levels
What is the role of a Family Report Writer in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia? In the Federal Circuit and Family Court
What if my former spouse paid me income I didn’t know about? In Australia, when a married or de facto couple divorces or separates, their
Cryptocurrency in Family Law Matters Cryptocurrency has become an increasingly popular form of investment in recent years, and its prevalence in Family Law Financial Settlements
Do I need a Will? If you are considering making a will, it is important to understand the legal requirements and procedures involved. A will
Criminal Law process in Queensland The criminal court process in Queensland is designed to ensure that individuals who are accused of committing crimes are given
What is Domestic Violence? Section 8 of the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 (QLD) defines what an act of Domestic Violence is and
Ways to Co-Parent Respectfully Separating your personal relationship with your ex from your co-parenting relationship is essential for successful co-parenting. Starting to view your relationship