Business ownership and divorce in Toowoomba: How Queensland family law treats business assets Queensland family law treats businesses as part of the property pool for both married and de facto couples. The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia applies the...
What does ‘best interests of the child’ mean in Queensland? In Queensland, parenting decisions are governed by the Family Law Act 1975. The court must treat the best interests of the child as the paramount consideration when making or approving parenting orders,...
Understanding Domestic Violence Orders (DVOs) in Queensland If you’re applying for a DVO, it’s important to understand what these orders are and how they work. A domestic violence order, often called a DVO or protection order, is a civil court order that...
What is a Domestic Violence Order (DVO) in Queensland? Breaching a DVO is a serious offence in Queensland, but to understand the consequences, it’s important to first know what a domestic violence order is. A domestic violence order, often called a DVO or protection...
Understanding Mediation vs. Court in Queensland Family Law What mediation involves in Queensland Mediation, often called family dispute resolution (FDR) for parenting matters, is a structured negotiation led by a neutral mediator. It helps separated couples...
