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Reconsideration of final parenting orders

Reconsideration of final parenting orders
One of the notable changes to the Family Law Act, which came into effect in May 2024, was the insertion of a new section, s 65DAAA, which deals with the reconsideration of final parenting orders.
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Determining best interests of the child in family law parenting matters

Determining best interests of the child in family law parenting matters
When separated couples are in dispute about parenting arrangements, they may have to make an application to the Court to make a decision for them. When making its decision, the Court must only make orders that are in “the best interests of the child”.
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Land tax implications when a property owner moves into aged care

Land tax implications when a property owner moves into aged care
When a family member or other loved one moves into aged care, there are several important considerations surrounding their home, including in relation to land tax. We outline some of the possible land tax implications you need to be aware of when a property owner transitions into aged care.
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Understanding supervised time in family law parenting matters

Understanding supervised time in family law parenting matters
Supervised time is a parenting arrangement in which a parent can spend time with their child, but only in the continual presence of another adult. This adult may be a professional supervisor, or an agreed family member or friend who is responsible for ensuring that the child is safe and that the time spent together is positive.
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