During enforcement of family law property orders, a solicitor was referred to the South Australian Legal Profession Conduct Commissioner after helping his client arrange borrowings that breached court orders, well beyond the limit the court
Unfortunately, as a result of delays in finalising matters, there will often be circumstances where one party has remained in the family home since separation whilst the other party has paid rent elsewhere. This is
Child support can be a minefield for even the most seasoned of practitioners and whilst we are not often required to provide representation before the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), clients will often seek assistance in
Practitioners and parties must carefully adhere to court-imposed filing deadlines and directions.
The appeal pathway from the FWCA is complex, and depends on the decision maker, the legislation, and whether the order is interlocutory
A conviction for breach of an interim family violence restraining order will constitute “an offence involving violence, or a threat of violence, to the other party” for the purpose of the mandatory cross examination ban
Everyone experiences anxiety from time to time. It is a normal response to stress and can be helpful in some situations. However, anxiety can also be debilitating and interfere with daily life.
Meditation and mindfulness are two practices that have been shown to have a number of benefits for both physical and mental health. Meditation is the practice of focusing your attention on a single point, such
We spend a great deal of time at work with our colleagues, so we’re in a good position to spot changes in their mood or behavior. If you notice that a colleague seems to be
Lawyers are known for their dedication, long hours, and unwavering commitment to their clients. However, without proper boundaries, the profession can quickly become overwhelming, leading to stress, burnout, and decreased job satisfaction. Setting and maintaining healthy boundaries is essential for a sustainable legal career. Here’s how lawyers can implement practical strategies to protect their time, energy, and well-being.
International travel adds another layer of complexity to family law matters, especially when children and custody arrangements are involved. Whether advising clients on travel plans, relocation, or potential legal disputes, family lawyers must be aware of key considerations. Here are five critical things every family lawyer should know about international travel:
As the new year begins, it’s the perfect time to refresh, refocus, and set your family law practice up for success. Small, strategic changes can lead to big improvements. Here are four key ways to elevate your practice in 2026:
