The application is related to maintenance, declaration of property interests, and alterations of property interests.

Parallel parenting involves parents who share child custody but cannot live together or communicate with each other.

Superannuation payment splitting is a process whereby separated and divorced parties divide their superannuation savings.

Discusses the rules on the review of visa decisions for non-citizens.

Winding up is the process of dissolving a company and distributing the remaining assets to creditors and shareholders.

Courts have the authority to issue orders related to payment splitting or flagging in family law property settlements.

Explains the difference between separation and divorce and guides through both.

A co-parenting app helps separated parents handle parenting arrangements from their smartphones.

The most prevalent type of company registration in Australia is for a Pty Ltd (Proprietary Limited) company.

Discusses the meaning of affray in NSW.

Involuntary manslaughter is a criminal offence, that occurs by an unlawful and dangerous act or by criminal negligence.

Some of the important application forms that you must fill out when you are getting a divorce.

If you feel that your former partner's contravention has impacted you, there are steps you can take.

Discusses the legal consequences of failure to vote in elections.

Citizenship by conferral is the most common pathway to citizenship for Australian permanent residents.

Discusses the most common reasons for refusal of Australian citizenship.

Wrongful conviction occurs when a person is convicted for a crime they did not commit.

The precise definition of "grievous bodily harm" varies between Australian states and territories.

A character reference for court offers judges a more holistic view of the person's life, beyond the confines of the crime.

The burden of proof means the obligation to prove your claims or allegations.