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- HUSBAND LOSES CLAIM TO SHARE IN WIFE’S LOTTO

What happens if you win the lotto after you have separated from your spouse or partner? Is the money yours or do you have to share? A recent case in the Full Court of the Family Court throws some light on the issue. Ordinarily, the Court will determine married or de facto couple’s property settlement entitlements based on the assets, liabilities and financial…

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To get a divorce, you need to show that the marriage has broken down irretrievably and that there is no chance of you getting back together. For a divorce to be granted, you need to show that you and your husband or wife have lived separately and apart for at least 12 months before you file for a divorce. Living separately and apart…

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- CHRISTMAS

Christmas is fast approaching and unfortunately the festive season can bring some headaches for separated families who need to reach agreement about the arrangements for Christmas and the school holidays. Options for sorting out the arrangements? Separated parents can reach agreement between themselves about the arrangements that will be best for their children. However, not all parents are able to come to an…

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When is the right time to split your assets?

An individual who has been married, or in a de facto relationship, (generally a couple are considered to be in a de facto relationship after living in a genuine domestic MORE

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