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

Is your motivation and productivity at an all-time low… don’t worry we have the tips and tricks to help you get back on track. The Christmas holidays are nearing quickly but there is still so much to do between now

We are back into another month of house arrest! It is as crucial as ever to maintain a healthy life balance as lockdown continues.

If haven’t read enough about COVID already, then you might be interested to know how the Federal Circuit and Family Court approach disputes about children being vaccinated.

Moving out of home can be an exciting time, but it may also equally be stressful, frightening, or confusing. There are options for moving out of home and we aim to summarise them for you.

Separation and property can be an extremely difficult topic – having to navigate your way through not only the emotions of your relationship ending but also the practicalities of what the separation means for you and your family. Unfortunately, the question of future living arrangements generally serves to exacerbate this stress, with many people refusing to leave the home due to the belief that it will in some way effect their rights to it.

Separation and going through the family law process is extremely difficult emotionally and psychologically. The process of dividing time with children or separating property causes upheaval from normality.

We have all heard about ‘Pre-Nups’ in American movies and reality TV shows of the rich and famous, but what are they and are they applicable? In Australia, a ‘pre-nup’ is a Binding Financial Agreement entered into before marriage. Binding Financial Agreements can be entered into at various stages of a relationship, including by people who are married, in a de facto relationship, or divorced.

The world is your oyster were words often said to my sisters and I by my parents when we were growing up. It’s not surprising then that as soon as I could I followed my parents in their expat journey to Hong Kong where I met my husband who was also living his best life as a young expat engineer.

Open water swimming is thrilling, cold and invigorating but most importantly it has fantastic mental health benefits.