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Making the decision to end your relationship (either marriage or de facto) can be incredibly difficult, especially if you are unaware of your rights and responsibilities in the context of Family Law. Here are some things you need to know so you can best answer this question. People often ask me …
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❤️🩹Emotional Support in Family Law Matters❤️🩹
Your lawyer is not your counsellor or therapist. This may mean getting the right emotional support and do your homework to ensure that you choose someone that is the right fit for you. It may be a long journey, so you need support who understands and supports you.
Here are some of our recommendations for emotional support, via the link in bio
From 10 June 2025, the economic effect of family violence will be considered when making decisions on property and parenting arrangements after separation.
The impact of family violence could be relevant when assessing each parties contributions to the asset pool and to the welfare of the family.
If you need more information, please reach out.
This greatly depends on the complexity and location of the asset.
For the details, head to the link in bio
