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International Divorce: Tips & Traps to Which Country? Public Policy Is Important In the Marriage of Dornom and Dornom, the parties were married in Australia while they were domiciled there. The husband obtained a divorce in California, and later, the wife filed for divorce in Western Australia, contesting the recognition of the Californian divorce. Section 104(5) of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) governed the recognition of the Californian divorce decree. However, there was no evidence regarding the husband's intention or whether California had become his domicile of choice. Read more: https://rb.gy/r0sa6 Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560

Financial Separation: Tips & Traps in Divorce Take extreme care here as you have time limits after divorce to be an application for financial matters. It's 12 months for divorce and 24 months after a de-facto relationship ends. These time limits are rarely extended. That’s why we recommend doing financial separation before divorce or at the same time! Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560 #DivorceTips #DivorceTraps #FamilyLawyers #FamilyLaw #FamilyAdvice #BestLawyers #GoldmanLaw #GoldmanLawyers #LegalAdvice #Law #Legal #Attorneys

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Arrangements for Children in Divorce Proceedings When seeking a divorce, if there are children under the age of 18 involved, Section 55A of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) requires the parties to establish appropriate arrangements for the care, welfare, and development of those children. Read more: https://qr.ae/pKN9jX Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560

2023 Rates of Marriage, Divorce & Separation In Australia Statistics show that in 2021, there were 89,164 marriages registered in Australia, which is lower than pre-pandemic numbers but higher than the historic low of 78,989 in 2020. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, including public health orders and restrictions, affected couples' marriage plans, especially during the Delta wave from June 2021 onwards. Read more: https://qr.ae/pKIqHW Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560

Proposed Changes to 'best interests' Parenting - Children Factors - "FLAB" (Family Law Amendment Bill 2003) It makes it clear in what circumstances a court can vary an existing parenting order. It strengthens compliance with, and enforcement of, parenting orders by redrafting the provisions in Div 13A of Pt VII (compliance with parenting orders) to make them simpler and easier to apply, ensuring registrars can make compensatory time orders, and enhancing the power of the courts to protect parties, and their children, from the harmful effects of litigation through new case management provisions and a new power for courts to restrain the repeated filing of new applications. Read more: https://rb.gy/2ki0x Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560

What do parents think of the family law system? The families who use the family law system are troubled. They are much more likely to have a history of family violence, concerns for their own or their children’s safety as a result of ongoing contact with the other parent, mental ill health, substance abuse, gambling, problematic social media or pornography use. Read more: https://qr.ae/pKpjPt Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560

💼 Celebrating the hardworking spirit this Labour Day in Australia! At Goldman Law, we salute the dedication and resilience of all workers. Together, we build a brighter future. Cheers to a day well-deserved! 🎉💪 #LabourDay #WorkingForAustralia #GoldmanLaw #GoldmanLawStrong

Why Do Mothers Have Higher Custody Statistics Than Fathers?  A study based on court files shows that in both court and non-court-ordered arrangements, it is most common for children to spend the majority of their time with their mother and to see their father regularly.  There are a number of reasons why mothers have higher custody statistics than fathers in Australia. One reason is that the child is often placed in the mother’s primary care whilst the father pays child support to the mother.  - Typically, the mother is the child’s primary caregiver  - Child custody is of critical importance to parents, and the mother vs. father custody statistics in Australia can help inform your decisions.  Click on the link below to continue reading: https://rb.gy/n6utp Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560

Women must read "Planning tips to avoid child support." This is a summary of information that has been provided by men and where we have access to research and other data. Goldman Law provides this as an essential requirement for both parents to be aware of so that they do not make mistakes and rely on the Government to collect child support for you. Enter into binding child-support agreements prior to separation. Speak to Goldman Law now. 1. See Your Children More The single best thing for avoiding child support is to spend time with your children. How much you pay basically depends on how many nights per fortnight the children spend with you. Child support payments are lower if you have at least 2 nights with the children per fortnight. The amount drops again if you have 5 nights and then keeps reducing as the number of nights increase. See the online calculator / estimator. Click on the link below to continue reading: https://qr.ae/pK8BMG Contact us for all of your legal requirements: Website: goldman-lawyers.com Email: legal@goldman-lawyers.com Phone: +61 1300 343 560 #Goldman Law #FamilyLaw #LegalAdvice #AustralianLawyers #BestLawyers #TopLawFirm #Family #Law #Legal #ChildSupport #FamilyPlanning #FamilyLawInquiries