A family law specialist can guide and advise you on handling your current situation in the best, most responsible manner. But as with every legal dealing and proceeding, there are things you need to know to make the process a more effective and smooth process. Understanding these elements before taking legal meetings ensures you are open and ready to tackle the matter head on in a realistic way. Read on to see what you need to know.
Pre & Post Nuptial Agreements
Pre-Nuptial and Post-Nuptial Agreements are agreements between you and your partner on how you will divide your financial property in the event that your relationship breaks down.
Are Grandparents The Solution?
Is it possible for Grandparents to be the sole custodians of their Grandchildren, if the parents are unable to reach an amicable solution to child custody?
ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO GET A DIVORCE?
I am going through a divorce and have never had a job outside of the home. Will this affect my settlement? I am not qualified in any profession and will have to take a course or go to TAFE to get qualified in something. But how can I do this if I need to work to pay the bills?
CHILD CUSTODY AGREEMENTS – ARE THEY FAIR ON THE CHILDREN, OR ARE THEY JUST A CONVENIENCE FOR THE PARENTS?
Under the Family Law Act there is a presumption of equal shared parental responsibility. In essence this means that, unless there are family violence issues, the court must apply the presumption that it is in the best interests of the child, for the child’s parents to have equal shared parental responsibility.
ADOPTION AND FAMILY LAW
Over 50 years ago I gave up a child for adoption. I now have had an agency call me asking questions on behalf of my child to get back in touch. Are you able to tell me my rights and how do I know they don’t want to just come and see what money I have?