February 2025 – Les Stubbs
North Korea’s New Divorce Policy: ‘Till Labor Camp Do Us Part’
North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un has ordered that divorcing couples will now be sent to labour camps for up to 6 months, with women potentially
February 2025 – Ashley Lovelock
Revenge Debt: When Your Ex’s Tax Becomes Your Nightmare
A recent judgment by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia has drawn media attention for all the “wrong reasons,” shedding light on “revenge debt” and
February 2025 – Hannah Phelps
Foreign Surcharge Duty Changes In 2025
What NSW Property Owners Need To Know
Effective 1 January 2025, significant tax changes impact foreign property investors in Australia, particularly in New South Wales (NSW).
Here’s what property owners and investors need
January 2025 – Rosemary Saad
I Haven’t Been Paid for Work I Did, and There’s No Contract! What Can I Do?
Not being paid for work you’ve completed can be a frustrating and stressful experience – especially when there’s no formal
August 2024 – Ashley Lovelock
Why You Need to Finalise Your Property Settlement Properly
A recent ruling by the Supreme Court of NSW highlights the critical importance of thoroughly finalising property settlements, particularly when they overlap with estate and life planning.
June 2024 – Ashley Lovelock
A recent case in the media reported a builder demanding that his fiancée return a two-carat diamond ring, together with other jewellery that he said was worth more than $100,000.
He said that the ring and
May 2024 – Rosemary Saad
Navigating Informal Artificial Conception in Australia: A Simplified Overview
With advancements in medical technology, assisted reproductive technology (ART) has made conceiving children possible using methods like artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization (IVF),
May 2024 – Ashley Lovelock
Varying Parenting Orders | Part 3
The Court may only entertain an application to vary final parenting orders in certain circumstances. This
May 2024 – Ashley Lovelock
Family Law Amendments Taking Effect On 6 May 2024 In Relation To Parenting Matters
A New Definition of what is in the best interests of a child | Part 2
When considering any parenting matters,
May 2024 – Ashley Lovelock
On 19 October 2023, the parliament passed the Family Law Amendment Act 2023 (Cth) intended to make Australia’s family law system simpler, safe and more accessible
There are a number of amendments coming into
January 2024 – Liz Cooper, Les Stubbs & Ashley Lovelock
If you have been directed or invited to attend a compulsory mediation, there are a number of things
August 2022 | Ashley Lovelock
A question frequently asked by clients is whether they can rely on recordings they have taken on their phone of their ex-partner or children and whether such recordings can
