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The Family Home and Separation: Can I make my ex leave?
By Camille Eckhaus, Senior Associate It's an obvious thing to say, but separation is hard. It’s even harder, though, when...
The only thing harder than being married to a narcissist, is divorcing one
By Abbey Ross, Graduate Law Clerk If you are going through a separation and your ex-partner exhibits narcissistic traits, this...
What super news! De facto couples in WA to split superannuation.
By Madeleine Stevens, Lawyer Previously, de facto couples in Western Australia have been unable to split their superannuation in a...
The Dirty John story resonates with all of us – here’s why
By Hayley Ellison, Consultant By now, you may have listened to the Dirty John podcast by Wondery or watched an...
All I want for Christmas is You…. to Move out of the House
By Grace Coombs, Associate For some couples, the concept of living separated under one roof is achievable. For others, continuing...
Social Media Do’s and Don’ts
By Ilvana Arapovic, Associate Platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat have provided society with the ability to communicate...
Divorce and separation in Australia: should we just split everything down the middle?
By Jamie Davidson, Lawyer The 50/50 rule: fact or fiction? The ‘50/50 rule’ is a fallacy within the realm of...
Sex worker parents in the Family Court: sex workers first, parents second?
By Janelle Koh, Lawyer In parenting matters, the occupation of a parent is not usually a contentious issue. If a...
From breadwinner to homemaker: What happens if I become a stay-at-home parent and we subsequently separate?
By Caragh Morgan, Associate It is inevitable that when a couple decide to become parents, work arrangements and routines need...
No jab, no say? Can the Family Court order children to be vaccinated without a parent’s consent?
By Madeleine Stevens, Lawyer In Western Australia, children aged 12 and over are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations. The Therapeutic...
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