With Christmas fast approaching, the festive season can feel especially daunting if you’ve recently separated. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed or uncertain about how to manage the holidays in this new dynamic. While things may not look the same as they used to, you don’t have to have it all figured out immediately, but now is the right time to start thinking about what your plans will look like. This is an opportunity to create new traditions and lasting memories!
Separation is a life-altering experience for both parents and children. While the relationship between partners changes, the responsibilities of parenting remain, often becoming even more challenging. Navigating these new dynamics requires patience, understanding, and, at times, outside support. One powerful way to gain this support is by completing a parenting course after separation.
A recent study by the University of New England looks at the role a daughter-in-law plays in family farming and succession planning. Our latest blog looks at this research and discusses gender roles and legal concerns, along with expert insights from Maggie Orman. Discover how inclusive practices and early planning can help preserve farming legacies and ensure the success of future generations.
Facing a family law court appearance can be a daunting experience, especially if it’s your first time. Whether you’re addressing parenting arrangements, property settlements, or other family law issues, it’s essential to be well-prepared. Careful planning and a clear understanding of the court process are key to navigating the experience successfully.
Facing the family court process can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with financial and property settlements. Our latest article breaks down each step, from pre-action procedures to the final hearing, giving you a clear understanding of what to expect.
Navigating a divorce or separation can be an emotionally and financially challenging time. At Orman Solicitors, we understand that uncertainty about legal costs can add to the stress. To ensure you have the support you need, we offer two flexible funding options to help you manage the cost of legal services so you can continue working towards a resolution for your matter.
From July 2024 the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Coercive Control) Act 2022 No. 65 comes into effect which recognises coercive control as a criminal offence in NSW. The change in legislation has come in response to the discussion paper that was tabled in October 2020. The bill introducing the offence of coercive control was passed through state parliament earlier this year.
Family Law Mediation is a common method of dispute resolution the Courts have been using for a long period of time in order to settle matters quickly and cost-effectively.
Contesting a Will can be a significant concern for many Australians when planning their estate, especially if there’s a family member likely to challenge the distribution of assets. Understanding the legal landscape and employing strategic measures can help ensure your wishes are respected. Here are some strategies you could implement to protect your estate from being contested under Australian law.
In recent years, the “Bank of Mum and Dad” has become an increasingly popular option for young adults seeking financial assistance. While this arrangement can present an appealing and generous opportunity, it’s crucial to understand the legal implications involved with borrowing money from family members. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key legal considerations to prevent future disputes or legal issues.
