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It is important that once you have separated, measures are put in place to protect your financial position moving forward. Here are some of our suggestions: 1. Bank AccountsCancel joint credit cards. Take money you require out of any joint accounts and start our own account. Funds can be taken
Pursuant to new rules for vendor disposing of certain taxable Australian property, a vendor will be required to provide a Foreign resident capital gains withholding clearance certificate for contracts entered into on or after 1 July 2017 for a sold price $750,000.
Cases involving the proposed relocation of a child are difficult cases for the Court to decide. Generally, decisions in relocation cases apply the same criteria as for other parenting cases, namely, what is in the best interests of the child.
This is only a very brief summary of the Family Court process.Want to know more? Contact our specialist family lawyers for a first free consultation. Author: Gabriella Arvanitis, Associate Lawyer, Family LawService: Family Law Trackback URL: https://www.thenortonlawgroup.com.au/2017/07/10/guide-family-court-procedures/trackback/
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You may have recently separated, and are having discussions with your former partner regarding the ongoing arrangements for your children. If you are able to reach agreement, you will be faced with the option to sign up to a parenting plan, or obtain formal court orders. What is a Consent
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The short answer is that a property settlement can take place immediately following separation, there being no need to wait for a formal divorce. Importantly, if married, any application for property settlement must be made within 12 months of your divorce or two years the date of separation for de
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