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New on our blog - Going through a separation? This checklist will help you stay on top of what needs to be done:

Separation Checklist Revised and Updated – 5 amazing tips to transition to a time after separation | Canberra Family Lawyer We've reviewed our separation checklist so whether you're planning your exit from a long-term partnership, marriage, or any type of significant relationship,

Research points to two reasons why long-term marriages end in grey divorce:

A Psychologist Explains Why Couples ‘Gray Divorce’ After Years Of Marriage New research reveals how the seeds of a “gray divorce” may be planted early on in a marriage. Here's are the two factors that seal a gray divorce.

"Parents and carers who are navigating separation or divorce are being supported by an Australian first free program which has been developed by experts and backed by extensive research":

New free program helps families experiencing divorce Parents and carers who are navigating separation or divorce are being supported by an Australian first free program.

New on our blog - Olympians, they're just like us...

Divorce and the Olympics - 5 Best Celebrity Sport Spills! Divorce and the Olympics has featured in the upcoming Paris Olympics right from the welcoming of the Olympic torch to Monaco..

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1800RESPECT adds new video call service - improving services. | Canberra Family Lawyer 1800RESPECT has added video calls as another counselling option. For family law help: Alliance Family Law (02) 6223 2400

"We are not trying to argue that divorce is a good thing. We believe instead that divorces help expose the joint household as a highly gendered environment":

How divorce is boosting gender equality in Sweden – new study Almost half of children in Sweden with separated parents now split their time equally between the two households.

Considering IVF? You might like to read our blog first:

Are embryos property? What does family law say about this? | Canberra Family Lawyer The subject of "are embryos property" was raised in a recent family court case. This may be of interest to those who might be contemplating Assisted

"She and her partner want safety and security, and to have the discussion while in love, and wanting the best for each other" - why you should consider a BFA (prenup):

Why lawyers say the 'bank of mum and dad' is driving demand for Australia's version of a prenup Antoinette and her wife are joining a growing number of Australians seeking "prenups". Lawyers say the harsh economic climate and growing number of parents giving children money is driving more people to consider them.

What are your thoughts?

Why (And How) Men & Women Deal With Divorce So Differently How to heal and pick up the pieces after divorce.

New on our blog: Is it necessary for you to physically attend your family law court events? Is it possible to appear by telephone or video?

Family law court. 1 free reason why you must attend court! Wondering if you have to attend family law court in person? Here's a short explainer. For family law help: Alliance Family Law (02) 6223 2400

A useful explainer on pre-nups:

Think you need a prenup? Understanding binding financial agreements You've heard the term prenup tossed around in movies, but in Australia, we have binding financial agreements. So when do you need one?

What are the "ideal scenarios" for co-parenting?

What Is Your Children's Experience of Two Homes After a Divorce? Minimize their stress by considering the age of the child(ren), the relationship and level of conflict between the parents, and the distance between the two homes.

Get info on separation and divorce, co-parenting, a property settlement and other family law issues on our blog written by lawyers and journalists:

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Five key questions to think about if considering divorce:

Deciding to Divorce: Choosing You Here are 5 questions to ask when contemplating divorce.

Food for thought:

Advice | Carolyn Hax: How to know when kids are ready to handle their parents’ divorce? A letter writer doesn’t want to divorce until the kids, 5 and 7, are “old enough” — but isn’t sure when that is.

Useful co-parenting and travel advice for the Easter school holidays:

Travelling with children Information and general advice on travelling with children, children travelling without both parents, child custody and international child abduction.

Rosie Batty's optimism:

Rosie Batty’s hope for new justice system approaches to domestic and family violence Anti-violence and gender equality advocate Rosie Batty has spoken of her optimism for achieving the culture and systemic change needed to end DFV in a generation.

Great tips:

Post-Divorce Finances - How to Make Sure You Stay on Track A little planning goes a long way.

How to grow through your divorce:

The bright side of divorce, according to experts | CNN Divorce doesn’t have to only be heartbreak, custody battles and bitter ex-spouses. Experts explain how you can work toward building something new in the wake.

Expert tips on the financial side of divorce:

It’s divorce season. This is what to do about money The end of summer holidays and return to work is a peak period for couples to reassess their marriage. Here are 10 financial and tax issues to keep in mind.

If your property settlement involves a family trust, this article may interest you:

Do family trusts live forever? Do family trusts live forever? Family Trusts have been around for centuries. By Ken Raiss • Published 26 Feb, 2024 SHARE ARTICLE

Is there a stigma against same-sex divorce?

Cansu fought hard for the right to marry her wife. The response to their divorce was harsh Gay and le***an divorcees say there is stigma around same-sex divorce and "no one is ready to talk about it."

When divorcing parents need to grow up...

Advice | Carolyn Hax: Parent says 13-year-old is being a ‘brat’ about their divorce A 13-year-old whose parents are divorcing won’t give an answer on which home he wants to live in during the week.

One step at a time.

Facing a divorce this year? Here’s what you need to know While going through a divorce is undoubtedly painful for both parties, some strategies can make it slightly more bearable, says conflict and mediation expert, Lisanne Iriks.

Great article:

Practical tips for parenting with ADHD successfully Experts share the best ways to effectively manage ADHD in your family.

“Couples who meet online are statistically more likely to divorce in the first three years of marriage than couples who met socially or through family and friends.” Thoughts?

Couples Who Met Online Are More Likely To Divorce—How To Beat The Odds If You’re One Of Them The love of your life could be one immediate swipe away on various dating platforms that are designed to put potential love interests right at your…

International couple contemplating a pre-nup? You should read this.

Navigating a globalised world: Australian financial agreements and overseas jurisdictions - Family Law - Australia Australian financial agreements regulate financial matters between de-facto or married couples.

It can be an added painful side effect of a split:

Do You Have to Divorce Extended Family, Too? Here's how to navigate maintaining familial ties when you split.

Wishing all our clients, staff and readers a safe and happy Christmas. Our offices are now closed, and will reopen on 8 January 2024. However, in the event you have an emergency family law matter that cannot wait, please contact Cristina on 0499 003 302. Looking forward to serving you in 2024!

A thought-provoking article. What do you think?

Never Rely on a Man’s Money Divorce was a shock that led me to a new vow: financial independence.