Any de facto couples who want to secure their own, personal assets, should consider de facto financial agreements.

Discusses matters pertaining to intervention in Family Law cases and proceedings.

Discusses some of the common reasons for visa cancellations.

Outlines the limits on visas as specified in the Migration Act

A vexatious litigant is a person who persistently commences court action to harass another.

A caveat is a statutory injunction that restricts other people from taking interest in a specific place or property.

Penalty notices in NSW apply to minor offences such as littering, fare evasions, failing to vote in elections etc.

The legal term for a prenup is 'binding financial agreement' or BFA.

What is fake ID? Part 4B Crimes Act (NSW) governs laws on identity offences in NSW.

Employees are entitled to personal / carer's leave (paid or unpaid), which may be used for leave for a family emergency.

A separation agreement is a legally binding agreement. Be aware of your rights & obligations.

Family courts consider each party's earnings capacity analysis for family law matters like divorce and child support.

False accusations are perhaps one of the most contested legal matters in family law.

Defines annulment & outlines the requirements.

Being discharged from bankruptcy marks a fresh financial start, but the story of your bankrupt estate isn't over yet.

A NSW Statement of Claim is a legal document that enables a person to initiate local court proceedings.

The Plutus Payroll fraud case became a key focus for the Serious Financial Crime Taskforce in 2017.

As an employee, you should know your rights and when to know the signs of unfair dismissal.

Australian law supports post-divorce child visitation, including supervised visits when needed, with courts prioritising the child's safety and best interests.

Explains how remarriage works in Australia.