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Walks you through the legal implications of both choices & what they mean under Australian family law.

What is legal capacity, how is it determined, making decisions, lack of capacity, regaining capacity, case guardian & more.

Under Section 90G of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth), getting proper, independent legal advice isn't just a formality-it's the foundation that makes your BFA valid and enforceable.

Parties to understand choice between annulment and divorce, depending on the unique details of your situation.

A parenting plan can help separating parents establish clear parenting arrangements without the stress of going to court.

These contributions can play a very important role in the division of property during a property settlement.

How to be a guardian in Australia - whether you're seeking guardianship for a child or young person or exploring options.

A few points to keep in mind during separation to avoid complications.

Guide to help you understand the key legal issues, with a focus on New South Wales law.

This is a legally recognised partnership that, in many respects, puts you in the same category as a married couple.

The Evatt List is a special case management pathway designed to help families where safety is a concern.

The court can step in with a powerful tool called an Anton Piller Order.

It's an equitable principle that can protect one party from being unfairly burdened with a debt they didn't agree to.

What can we learn from their divorce, and how does the law factor into these high-profile separations?

A divorce certificate is distinct from a decree nisi, a provisional order, and a decree absolute, the final court order.

What makes a high net divorce different, the key legal traps to watch out for, and how to protect your wealth.

It's a formal commitment to do (or not do) something, and it can be a powerful tool in resolving family law matters.