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What is an ouster order?
What is an ouster order? An ouster order is an order requiring a party to leave a particular place where they have been living from time to time. Can the DV Court order someone to leave a house? The Domestic & Family Violence Protection Act 2012 provides that in...
Future inheritances – when can they be taken into account?
If one party has an expectation of significant inheritances, the other party may argue that this should be taken into account by the court in a property claim. Factors the Court considers in determining a property claim The Court’s approach in determining any...
Protect your assets and your family after separation
In this article, experienced Family & Divorce Lawyer Courtney Barton reveals the 6 top secrets to help you to protect your assets and your family post separation. Not knowing these steps could cost you tens of thousands of dollars and the welfare of your family....
What is just and equitable?
The court is unable to make an order in relation to the division of property unless it is satisfied that an order altering the interests of the parties in their property is just and equitable and that the order proposed to be made, is just and equitable: section 79(2)...
Wife succeeds in achieving sole occupation of the home after separation
When your ex won’t move out Following the breakdown of a relationship it would seem sensible that the parties physically separate and that one of the parties moves out. However, sometimes the matrimonial home becomes a battlefield when ex partners separate....
