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Before any application can be filed in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, parties are required to make a genuine effort to settle their dispute through at least one method of Dispute Resolution. Many matters are capable of resolution at this early stage in what is described as

Opening of New Office Specialist Family Lawyers in North Sydney We have recently opened our North Sydney Office in the heart of Sydney’s north shore. You can find us at Level 32, 101 Miller Street North Sydney. Our office is easily accessible by bus or train to North Sydney station or

Child Inclusive Practice involves giving voice the child in family law proceedings in which they are involved, providing them opportunity to present their wishes and best interests. The process involves a child independently speaking with a trained Child Consultant, who provides a safe and supportive environment for a child to

At The Norton Law Group, leading family law specialists, we are often asked “How does the Family Court deal with assets received from an inheritance?” The starting point in any property settlement is the determination of the assets of the parties, often referred to as the asset pool. The asset pool

At The Norton Law Group, specialist family lawyers in Sydney, we are often asked “how does the Family Court treat foreign parenting or divorce orders?” We often have clients relocating to Australia or returning from a country they previously moved to, to have commenced or even finalised family law proceedings overseas. In

Discover the 3 essential qualities to look for in divorce family lawyers from Norton Law Group.

Divorce is never an easy thing for anyone involved. It can be especially difficult if you are unfamiliar with the process, have little time to research the best legal counsel in your area, or don’t know what questions to ask when interviewing potential candidates. If this sounds like you, then

Gwyneth Paltrow made famous the term known as “conscious uncoupling” when she split with her first husband Chris Martin in March 2014. Since then, everywhere from the New York Times to Vogue have told us that conscious uncoupling has permeated break-up culture. The concept of two people coexisting as parents