No Fault Divorce Explained by Our Divorce Lawyers in Geelong Understanding the legal framework surrounding divorce is a key step in navigating this significant life transition. In Australia, the concept of ‘no fault divorce’ underpins this process, focusing on the reality that a marriage has simply come to an end. At Cornish Lawyers, we understand […]
Child Support: Demystifying Your Legal Rights & Obligations Child Support is money paid by one separated parent to the other to help meet the costs of raising the child or children of the relationship. You are obligated to pay child support even if you do not spend any time with your children. When dealing with […]
Property Lawyers Geelong: Family law property valuations explained Often, two parties to a family law property dispute will have vastly different opinions as to what particular property is worth. The property in question may be the former matrimonial home, an investment property or a business, or even sporting memorabilia or collectable items. If you’re facing […]
Are you looking for professional guidance on estates and wills? Cornish Lawyers have assembled a comprehensive guide on the subject. Ensure smooth asset transfers and safeguard your loved ones with the premier estate and will lawyers in Geelong. Wills and estate planning serve as a roadmap for the distribution of assets and decision-making processes after […]
In Australia, people commonly use the term “Divorce” when what they actually mean is a financial settlement following the breakdown of their relationship; or parenting arrangements; or spousal maintenance or child support. Technically speaking a Divorce is the dissolution of a marriage and is quite separate from a financial settlement, parenting arrangements, spousal maintenance and […]
Geelong Family Lawyers: Role of family lawyers in parenting agreements After separation, many people are able to reach agreement between themselves about where and with whom their children should live. Where no agreement can be reached or where both parties have different ideas about how the family unit should operate moving forward, parents may benefit […]
LAWYER, SOLICITOR & BARRISTER IN AUSTRALIA The terms ‘lawyer’, ‘solicitor’ and ‘barrister’ are often used interchangeably in Australia. This can be very confusing. Understanding the differences can help you determine exactly what type of assistance you can expect to receive when you seek legal advice. Here is a simplified breakdown of common legal terminology: Solicitor: […]