What is statutory legacy in NSW? Learn how estates are divided when someone dies without a will and why proper estate planning is essential for protecting your family.
Divorce Over 50: What Women Need to Know
Separation later in life presents unique financial and legal challenges. This guide explains what women over 50 need to know about property division, superannuation and their rights under Australian Family Law.
Common Property Settlement Mistakes to Avoid
Avoid common property settlement mistakes during asset division after separation. Learn how Australian Family Law approaches fair outcomes and long-term financial security.
Common Myths about Divorce and Separation
Many people begin separation with mistaken beliefs about divorce, custody and property division. This article explains the most common myths, what the law actually says in Australia, and how to protect your rights.
How to Navigate Separation in the New Year
Beginning a separation in the new year can feel overwhelming. Learn how to navigate the legal, financial and parenting steps involved.
How Inheritance Is Treated in Family Law Property Settlements
Learn how inheritances are treated in family law property settlements in NSW, including when they may be included or excluded from the asset pool, key factors the court considers, and how timing can affect the outcome.
Children’s Contact Centres: What they are and how they work
Children’s Contact Centres offer safe, neutral spaces for children to spend time with family during separation. Learn how these centres work, who they support and what to expect.
Dividing Superannuation in a Divorce or Separation
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.
Separated Under One Roof? Here’s What You Need to Know
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
Do Grandparents Have Rights After Separation in NSW?
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.