Dividing superannuation in a divorce or separation can be complex. In New South Wales, super is treated as property and forms part of the overall asset pool. This guide explains how superannuation is valued, divided, and legally split under the Family Law Act, helping you understand your rights and options when finalising a property settlement.
In NSW, separation under one roof is a legally recognised arrangement for couples who remain in the same home after ending their relationship. This blog explains how to meet divorce requirements, demonstrate genuine separation, and protect your financial and parenting rights while living together
Have you been stopped from seeing your grandchildren after a separation? In NSW, grandparents don’t have automatic rights, but the law does provide pathways to stay connected. Learn how visitation, custody, and parenting orders can help protect your relationship.
Spousal maintenance provides financial support when one partner cannot adequately support themselves after separation and the other has the capacity to pay. In this blog, we answer common questions about eligibility, employment, Centrelink, and tax to help you understand your rights and obligations.
Separated and co-parenting? The right app can make life easier. From shared calendars to secure messaging, co-parenting apps help reduce conflict, improve organisation, and support your child’s routine. In this blog, we explore the best tools available for separated families in Australia.
Mediation can be an effective and cost effective way to resolve Family Law disputes without stepping into a courtroom. But what actually happens in a mediation session? And is online mediation an option?
We break it all down in our latest blog,
Considering separation? It’s crucial to formalise financial agreements to avoid future disputes. Should you choose Consent Orders or a Binding Financial Agreement?
