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Family Law-Urgent recovery Order
25 April 2017Family Law – Urgent Recovery Application
As a parent you want what’s best for your children, but as a grant parent, you want your grandchildren to be given the best care possible.
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Mothers and Fathers over the custody of children and unneccessary behaviour which affects the children in many ways.
23 April 2017Mothers and Fathers over the custody of children and unneccessary behaviour which affects the children in many ways.
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How To Come To A Resolution In A Divorce Settlement Which Involves Multiple Properties
28 March 2017
Most divorces are complicated because of shared financial items or investments but the most difficult thing is how to move forward when you have children and multiple owned properties in foreign countries. Saba Lawyers in this case wanted to make sure that their client was treated fairly but it seemed as though his ex-partner wanted more than what he thought she deserved.
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Complications With Divorces
22 November 2016In one of our recent family law matters, our client married his wife who lived in Egypt in early January 2011. With children from previous marriages, it made the situation complicated but Saba Lawyers were here to get the best result for their client. Read below for more!
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What Are The Child's Best Interests In A Divorce?
18 October 2016When a family splits up it can cause devastation to the children involved. But what is best for the children?
Of course every situation is different, but the Family Law Act of 1975 guide the handling of child custody cases based on the courts’ primary and secondary considerations.
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Have you been stopped from seeing your children?
18 September 2016In our firm we deal with many of these circumstances, in one of our recent matters, there was a de-facto relationship with two children. One of our clients is the father of these two children. He came to us because the mother was refusing to let him see his young daughter and baby son. He had previously represented himself at Court.
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Separated Parents Re-Locating and Travelling Overseas with Children
27 June 2016Our law firm deals with these matters quite often, our firm acts for the mother in this particular case.
Our client was married to her partner for around 3 years, until things started to break down in their marriage, which eventually lead them to separating late in 2014. They had a daughter together during their relationship, she is around four years old.
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Settling De Facto Relationship Disputes
03 March 2016In recent a family law preceding our client was in a domestic relationship with his partner for several years, however this relationship eventually turned sour. The two owned two houses together. Our client’s partner wanted to live in one of the house and rent the other one out. However our client did not want to do that, but wanted to sell both the houses and split the money in an equal manner.
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Issues Of Financial Disclosure In Family Law Matters
05 August 2015In one of our recent family law matters there has been disputes with a husband and a wife over financial issues, and various other claims. The two are currently going through a porce and property issues. The husband claims he is entitled to more money. The wife’s claims he shouldn’t get any more money, and has not provided truthful financial statements.
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Separation Issues Involving Children and Property Disputes
22 July 2015In one our family law matters a couple had been married since 1997 and had six kids together. In 2014 the couple had an argument via telephone which lead to our client the father leaving the matrimonial home and living in his car. Our client received a phone call from his local police station asking him to come down the police station to have an interview.
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Travelling Overseas With Children Involved in Family Law Proceedings
21 July 2015One of our family law clients wished to travel overseas with her 4 year old son. In order for this to occur, one of our solicitors drafted a consent order which then needed to be signed by the boy’s father. The order was then sent to the child’s independent lawyer to finalise various matters.
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Divorce Complications And Property Settlement
15 July 2015In one of our recent family law matters, our client married his wife who lived overseas. Our law firm will be representing our client at court, and will be helping him to ensure that his wife does not take more than what she is entitled to seeing as they are now going through the separation.
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Has Your Child Been Taken From By Your Ex
09 May 2015In one of our recent family law matters, our client informed us that there were a number of issues relating to the custody of her child. We act for the mother in this case.
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Child Support Application Made From Overseas
21 April 2015One of our Family Law clients is concerned that there has been a misleading Child Support order made from a previous relationship in another country. Our client believes that this child was not his from the start, therefore he feels he shouldn’t have to pay for Child Support.
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Domestic Violence And Family Law
11 October 2014Family violence in the North has increased by nearly 10 per cent in the past year, with experts anticipating it is going to get worse.
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When Do 'Friends With Benefits' Become A De Facto Couple
18 September 2014The effective merging of the property settlement entitlements of married and de facto couples in 2009, has spawned a flurry of litigation around the question of what constitutes a relevant de facto relationship.
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Turnbull Believes Parliament Could Change Same-Sex Marriage Laws
04 May 2014Federal Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has said that same-sex marriage in Australia may not be such a distant thing after all.
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Understanding The Effect Of Divorce On Kids
27 January 2014A new study on the impact of divorce on children has revealed that kids need more support during a family break up. A survey by parenting site Netmums found that most parents aren't aware of the impact their divorce is aving on their children.
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