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How to obtain copies of Court Orders from Family Court of WA

From 1 October 2018, the Family Court of Western Australia stopped posting Court Orders to clients and lawyers.

High Court: Tax debts CAN be transferred between spouses

The power of the Court to assign a tax debt of one spouse to another pursuant was recently considered by the High Court.

How to write an affidavit for Family Court

An affidavit is the main way you present evidence (facts of the case) to a court. How do you write a good one?

7 Ways parents can help children cope with separation and divorce

Could separation improve relationships and strengthen the bond between parent and child?

Five tips for handling the festive season while going through a separation

Christmas is just around the corner and another year is almost over.

Recording devices and family law: when can you record a conversation?

Is it legal for separated spouses to record conversations involving their former spouse?

The Neurobiology of Christmas: 10 things parents and carers can do to help a traumatised child cope with Christmas

Learn the stress points, the signs and how you can help a child who's been through trauma cope with Christmas gatherings

Australia: Did you know a network exists helping mothers hide kids from dads?

A yacht to transport children and utilising an extensive network across the country, the group actively concealed the children from families and authorities, sometimes for years.

Why is My Health Record a risk for single parents?

My Health Record system could pose a safety risk to single parents suffering abuse at the hands of your child's other parent,

Always Wear Shoes … and 49 other tips from Been There Done That Schoolies

Previous year's Leavers offer their top tips to the class of 2017.
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