25 July 20268 min read
How to Change Your Child Support in Australia
Under section 117 of the Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989, you can change a child support assessment on 10 grounds, free via Services Australia or in court.
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22 July 202612 min read
Married Overseas? Is Your Marriage Legal in Australia?
Under section 88D of the Marriage Act 1961, an overseas marriage legal where it happened is valid in Australia, unless exceptions like underage marriage apply.
17 July 202612 min read
Parental Alienation and False Abuse Claims in Australia
Australian courts treat fabricated abuse claims as emotional abuse of the child. In Bielen & Kozma [2022] and Syms [2021] residence moved to the accused parent.
15 July 202613 min read
When Will Courts Order No Contact With a Child? (Australia)
Under section 60CC of the Family Law Act 1975, courts order no contact when family violence, abuse risk or carer trauma makes any time with a parent unsafe.
8 July 202612 min read
Spousal Maintenance in Australia: How Much Is Paid?
Under section 72 of the Family Law Act 1975, courts order spousal maintenance based on need and capacity to pay; most reported orders run $120 to $600 a week.
3 July 202614 min read
Spousal Maintenance Australia: Factors Courts Consider
Under section 72 of the Family Law Act 1975, spousal maintenance turns on one spouse's need and the other's capacity to pay, plus the section 75(2) factors.
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