In the recent family law appeal of Han & Han, the Court approved a trial judge's decision to disregard a $4.66 million debt the husband contended he owed to his...
Chambers & Partners has released its annual Child Relocation Global Practice Guide, with Lander & Rogers' Family & Relationship Law team authoring the Australia chapter for 2025.
Usually, only two parties are involved in family law proceedings. However, in Australia, third parties may become involved in family law disputes in a number of circumstances.
A recent case highlights the complexities of international parenting laws, where one parent unilaterally removes the children from their country of residence.
Financial disclosure plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency and fairness in the resolution of disputes related to property settlements, spousal maintenance, and child support.
Chambers & Partners has released its annual Child Relocation Global Practice Guide, with Lander & Rogers' Family & Relationship Law team authoring the Australian chapter for 2024.
In family law property settlements involving more than one international jurisdiction, complexities can arise when an order or judgment directing one party to pay another a sum of money, or...
In emotionally challenging and complex family law disputes, it's important to have an experienced and compassionate professional by your side.
In private mediation, an impartial third party (known as a mediator) helps to work through the issues in a dispute and guide those involved toward mutually agreeable outcomes.
This in-depth insight looks at family law in Australia and related cross-jurisdictional issues.
The Family Law Rules 2004 (Cth) (Rules) provide that parties involved in family law proceedings in Australia for a division of marital or de facto assets have an ongoing duty...
Aside from the typical real properties held in individual names, interests held in corporations, in partnership, business interests, superannuation, and trusts may all be included when dealing with property settlements...