Self Care is Relationship Care
It can be easy within parenthood or a relationship to prioritise the needs and wants of others above your own. We might think that being the best partner or parent means we should devote all of our time, love and attention to our significant other or children. However, this is not the case in reality. As with all good things in life, such as ice cream, chocolate and takeaway, there must be balance.
Contraventions & Family Law
Contraventions often appear simple, or cut and dry, at first glance, but they rarely ever are. For this reason, we strongly encourage you to get appropriate legal advice.
5 Study Tips to Study More Effectively
Studying can be boring and does not inspire or motivate anyone to want to sit down for hours on end revising information that you may not finding interesting or relevant to area you wish to work in. However, in order to obtain the qualifications you require, it is necessary to get through the hard yards before reaching the end.
What are my Child Support obligations if I lose my job?
A loss of income not only affects the ability of a liable parent to pay child support, it also affects the ability of the parenting receiving child support to support the children in their care. Many Australians have either lost their
Cultural Considerations in Family Law
As we enjoy another Cultural Diversity Week here in Victoria we have the opportunity to reflect and celebrate our wonderful differences in culture, in food, in language and traditions of our migrants across the world and our first nations peoples which has made Australia one of the most successful multicultural societies in the world[1].
Family Law | Six Steps to Buying Your New Home
The process of buying your first home can be overwhelming with the amount of hoops that you have to go through. Whether you are a first home owner, buying an investment property or starting fresh after family law proceedings, there are so many things to consider and prepare for the purchase of a home. But, never fear, this family law firm has come up with the six steps that may help you move into your new property! We would like to add a quick disclaimer. We are not real estate or property experts, but rather, we would simply like to share our previous experience and knowledge to help you buy your first property.
Christmas & Budgeting
Christmas – it’s the most wonderful time of the year! Budgeting, however, is important so there are no tears. Though it can be fun to frolic in the sun once the Christmas party has begun, We must take care to be organised in advance so
Dealing with Change and COVID-19
Change, it’s inevitable and uncertain but can be positive and new. Change can lead to many more opportunities but requires the sacrifice of something else. This is evident in the way we have had to deal with change in our lives these last two years due to COVID. From being free and able to travel as we pleased, to being confined to our houses and told when we can leave, to now going back into indefinite freedom. There is a lot to cope with.
Family Law: Superannuation & Separation
First things first – superannuation is property!
Agreement & Separation
So, you and your ex have reached an agreement about who is keeping what now that you’ve separated? Firstly, congratulations! You’ve managed to overcome one of the biggest hurdles that people face, and achieve something others cannot! Given what it has