Topics: Family law

Hannah’s Law – Qld criminalises coercive control

Hannah’s Law, the criminalisation of coercive control in Queensland, was passed by State Parliament last week. The new laws are expected to come into effect later this year. In this video, special counsel Leeann Murphy talks about the significance of the new coercive control laws and their potential impact for victims.

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Does it matter if we can’t agree on our separation date for our divorce?

In family law world, separation requires three features: the breakdown of the marriage, that the breakdown be communicated between the spouses and that it be acted upon. It is common for separated spouses to disagree on the exact date their marriage ended. However, if you and your ex have vastly different views about the separation date, this may impact when you should apply for a Divorce Order.

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