It’s happening. Following seemingly endless debate, on 1 September 2021, the Commonwealth Law Courts in Brisbane City will look a bit different with the merger of the Federal
CHANGE IS AFOOT… THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT AND
FAMILY COURT OF AUSTRALIA (FCFCOA) COMING SOON
It’s happening. Following seemingly endless debate, on 1 September 2021, the Commonwealth Law Courts in Brisbane City will look a bit different with the merger
Last year I wrote about the law surrounding Divorce if a couple has been married for less than two years. What about if a couple marries and then, very soon after, the relationship abruptly ends and they want to annul
“But I’m Entitled…”: Equal shared parental responsibility equals Equal Time – Doesn’t it?
Written By Kristen Mitchell-Scott
We all know that a separation between parties is fraught with emotion, particularly so when children are involved. The next natural step for
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Should I or Shouldn’t I? The Importance of a Binding Financial Agreement before Marriage
Call it pre-wedded bliss or, going back further, pre-engagement bliss or even, the happier side of Family Law – the moment when you go to your
What do I do when my spouse will not respond to me with my requests to serve them with Divorce Documents?
There is no denying that the decision to separate from your spouse is a tough one. The relationship may
COVID-19 List for Parenting Matters: An initiative of the Federal Circuit Court and Family Court to assist during these unprecedented times
Written by Kristen-Mitchell Scott
Following an apparent increase in urgent filings for Parenting Matters, since the beginning of the
A 65-year-old woman faces joining her older brother behind bars after they stubbornly refused to obey family court orders in a vicious £9.4 million divorce row.
Property tycoon John Hart, 83, was locked up for failing to co-operate with his ex-wife
The Queensland police officer who leaked the personal details of a domestic violence victim has declined to answer questions about his actions at a tribunal hearing, invoking his privilege against self-incrimination.
The tribunal accepts as fact that senior constable Neil