Moving in together? Are we now in a de facto relationship?
Just because a couple is living together it does not automatically mean they are in a de facto relationship. There are many different factors in determining whether two people are living in a de facto relationship, such as whether they share bank accounts, are in an intimate relationship, and whether they are known as a […]
What if you can’t afford a family lawyer? – Tips to reduce your family law legal fees
Separation can be stressful enough without the additional worry about the legal fees involved in reaching a property settlement or resolving a parenting dispute. The fear of legal expenses, however, should not prevent you from obtaining quality advice from an experienced family lawyer. Although family law proceedings can be costly, ensuring you get proper legal advice […]
Do I Need a Lawyer For Family Court?
The Family Court or the Federal Circuit Court of Australia (now the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (‘FCFCOA’) was one of the first courts to recognise self-represented litigants as a permanent and significant client group. Research indicates that around one in five Family law cases involve a party who is self-represented at some […]