What are Court Orders? Court orders are legally binding directives issued by a court. These orders must be complied with by the parties involved. The failure to comply can result in disciplinary action, including penalties or sanctions. In the context of Family Law,...
Alienation in terms of family law involves a parent whereby they speak to their children in a manner that alienates another parent. This alienation involves pushing the child or children to reject or hold off from contacting or developing bonds with the alienated...
Relevant Provisions in the Family Law Act If you have parenting orders and want to travel overseas with your children, you should confirm a few things before making any plans, otherwise you may be subject to criminal charges. Section 65Y of the Family Law Act 1975...
A common question asked by clients is whether they can bring their parenting Orders back to court if such Orders are not practically working or if either party is not satisfied with them. The answer lies in the precedent case law contained in the matter of Rice &...
Mental illness is a psychological disorder that may affect the way people feel, behave and manage daily activities. Mental illness includes anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, and schizophrenia. It impacts not only on one’s life but also on their children. An...
The recent defamation case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard may have caught a lot of attention from the public. All these dramas started on 23 May 2016 when Amber Heard initiated an application for divorce along with a temporary restraining order against Johnny...
