Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. In last week’s article, we shared our approach to resolving family law matters with clarity and confidence. A key part of that approach is early, tailored advice, so you can protect your assets, provide for your family, and move forward with certainty. While most separations are resolved without going to Court, there are … When Should You Go to Court After Separation?
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Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. If you’ve recently separated or are considering separation, you’re probably asking: What happens to our assets? Will I lose half of everything I’ve worked for? Many people worry about their financial future after separation, especially when there’s a family home, business, superannuation, or other assets involved. If you run … What Will I Get in the Divorce? Understanding Property Division After Separation
Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. One of the biggest questions after separation is: “Can I keep the house?”If you’re going through a property settlement and want to remain in your home, you’re not alone. Whether the house holds emotional value, keeps your children close to their school, or supports your small business, keeping the … Can I Keep the House in My Divorce Property Division?
Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. When separating, one of the most important legal obligations in family law property and financial matters is the requirement for full and frank financial disclosure. But what happens if someone fails to disclose assets or income? Can it be considered a criminal offence? What Is Financial Disclosure in Family … Is Non-Disclosure of Financial Information in Divorce Cases a Crime?
Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. In Victoria, and across Australia, a person legally becomes an adult at 18. This milestone brings new rights and responsibilities—like voting, obtaining a driver’s licence, and the end of parenting orders under the Family Law Act 1975. But what happens to Family Violence Intervention Orders (FVIVOs) when a child … Are Children Still Protected by a Family Violence Intervention Order After They Turn 18?
Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. Going through a separation? Learn why the end of financial year is the idea time to prepare your business valuation for a fair family law property settlement If you’re going through a separation or divorce, one of the first and most important steps in your family law property settlement … Why now is the time to value your business in divorce
Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. Going through a divorce with a family trust? Learn how Australian family law treats trusts in property settlements and why early legal advice is critical. Do you and your spouse have a family trust? Are you listed as a beneficiary of a family trust? If you’re separating or going … How family trusts are treated in divorce
Author: Carol Pages, Pages Family Law. As the end of the 2025 financial year approaches, it is important for separated or recently divorced couples to review their financial position – particularly if you are involved in a family law property settlement or financial disclosure process. Whether you’re finalising your separation or still working through the … End of financial year checklist for separated couples
