Australia: Family Law

The Supreme Court has delivered clarification and detailed reasoning regarding the practical application of section 36 of the Civil Liability Act 2003 (Qld) with respect to a claim for negligence against a Council performing works, which included placing a barricade across a footpath.

When the standard child support formula doesn't reflect your family's reality, a change of assessment application can help. This comprehensive guide explores all 10 grounds for requesting a child support adjustment in Australia, from high care costs and travel expenses to income minimisation and special needs, explaining when each applies and what evidence you'll need to succeed.

This matter involved a workplace accident in which the plaintiff sustained severe injuries when a tractor fell on him while he was performing repairs to a tractor on a sugar cane farm.

Tips to help you find the right family lawyer for your situation.

This article breaks down exactly how the transitional rules work, who's affected, and what you should do next.

Child support generally ends at age 18, but may continue until the child finishes high school or, in special circumstances, be extended by a court for an adult child.

Six common myths about family law in Australia and what you need to know instead.

Here are five issues often overlooked in otherwise sensible parenting orders, and what to do about them.

Rules and the Family Law Act in Australia and what these say about custody and relocation of children.