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    What is an Interlocutory Order in Family Law

    Navigating any kind of family law matter can be challenging.
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    What happens if I refuse mediation in Family Court?

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    How long do Child Recovery Orders take?

    Explores factors that influence how long a child recovery order takes, the process & what to do in this difficult situation.
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    Can a Father Take a Child Away from the Mother in Australia?

    Under Australian family law, both parents generally have equal rights and responsibilities.
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    Child support loopholes in Australia

    Insight into ethical avenues to approach child support calculations, without endorsing the exploitation of legal gaps.
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    Child custody schedules by age in Australia

    The core principle of all child custody arrangements is the child's best interests, to ensure their overall well-being.
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    How to prepare for family mediation

    Family law mediation offers a constructive & cost-effective way to resolve these issues without going to court. What is mediation?
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    Understanding your mortgage rights and whether to go to a bank or mortgage broker.
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    A Friend of the Court is a neutral expert brought in to help the judge make a more informed, fair decision.
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    What is the Magellan List?

    A focused case management process within the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) designed specifically to handle the most complex and sensitive family law disputes.
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    Decree Nisi and Decree Absolute in Australian family law

    The terms "Decree Nisi" and "Decree Absolute" terms are no longer used, but the divorce process includes similar stages.
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    Rice v Asplund

    The Rice v Asplund principle originates from a landmark 1979 case in the Family Court of Australia.
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    Shuttle Mediation: What You Need to Know

    Shuttle mediation is a specialised approach within family law where direct contact between parties isn't ideal.
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    Differences between a Consent Order and a Financial Agreement.
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    What is Financial Infidelity?

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    Who pays for family mediation?

    The costs of family mediation are typically shared between the parties involved.
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    Slip rule in Family Law

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