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.
Worried your ex might be hiding assets in divorce? Learn the warning signs, how hidden assets are discovered, and the penalties for dishonesty.
If your ex-partner isn’t following custody arrangements or parenting orders, you don’t have to manage it alone. Learn the steps you can take, from open communication to formal contravention applications, and how Orman Solicitors can help protect your rights and your child’s best interests.
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.
A Greek woman divorced her husband after asking ChatGPT to “read” his coffee cup. Here’s why relying on ChatGPT for divorce advice can be risky and why a trusted family lawyer is still essential.
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,
Confused about the difference between legal separation and divorce in NSW? Learn what each means, and what you need to know to protect yourself after separation.
Considering separation? It’s crucial to formalise financial agreements to avoid future disputes. Should you choose Consent Orders or a Binding Financial Agreement?
The Family Law Amendment Bill 2024 introduces significant changes to property settlements, family violence considerations, companion animals, and court procedures. Effective from 10 June 2025, these reforms aim to simplify the legal process and enhance protections for families.
