What is Spousal or De Facto Partner Maintenance?
The lack of a steady income can be unsettling due to the uncertainty it brings. In cases where one party was financially dependent on the other
The lack of a steady income can be unsettling due to the uncertainty it brings. In cases where one party was financially dependent on the other
In Family and Relationship Law, the process of dividing assets for de facto couples after separation is similar to that of married couples. However, specific
The moment you and your partner agree that your relationship has come to an end marks the start of separation. Going through a separation with
Pets are often the most cherished member of a family and are a primary companion for many people. A pet can be a welcome source
Separation is typically a challenging and emotional time, and the first thing you may ask yourself is ‘where do I go from here?’. For some
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