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Cooper Grace Ward and Justine Woods listed in Doyle’s Guide

Doyle’s Guide have released their 2023 Queensland Family Law Rankings, with Cooper Grace Ward included in multiple listings. ...

It Depends – Employee entitlements – do they form part of your property settlement?

In this edition of ‘It depends’, special counsel Craig Turvey talks about employee entitlements and whether they form part of your property pool. ...

It Depends – Why mediate?

In this edition of ‘It depends’, lawyer Tiana Harris talks about family law mediations and why parties should go to mediation. ...

Coercive control reforms – new bill introduced into Queensland Parliament

On 14 October 2022, the Palaszczuk Government introduced a Bill that proposes new coercive control laws. It is hoped that the Bill will deliver solutions to many of the systemic ...

Who stays in the house when we separate?

Ever wondered who gets to stay in the house after a separation? At least in the short term, it is ideal to remain in the family home if you can. ...

Our surrogacy FAQs

In this week's video, our family lawyer Tiana Harris covers all of your burning questions about surrogacy. ...

Are prenups worth the paper they’re written on?

Are prenups worth the paper they're written on? Yes, if you engage an expert family lawyer, who will draft your agreement carefully and give you the right advice. ...

What is a family report?

In this video, CGW family lawyer Hannah Flanderka explains what a family report is, why it is sometimes required in family court proceedings and what it means for you and ...

It Depends – Does it matter if the family debt is all in my name?

In this edition of ‘It depends’, special counsel Craig Turvey talks about family law debt and whether it matters that it's in your name rather than your spouse's. ...

Is a nesting arrangement a good idea?

In this video, special counsel Craig Turvey discusses nesting arrangements: what are they, how do they work and are they a good idea for you and your ex-spouse? ...

How your international divorce operates in the Australian family law system

In this video, CGW family law partner Justine Woods talks about international divorces and some basic principles of international marriage and divorce law. ...

Protecting your home from your ex partner – caveats and divorce

‘The family home is in my ex-partner’s sole name and they’ve listed it for sale – what do I do?’ We have received this panicked phone call on many occasions. ...

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Cooper Grace Ward and Justine Woods listed in Doyle’s Guide

It Depends – Employee entitlements – do they form part of your property settlement?

It Depends – Why mediate?

Coercive control reforms – new bill introduced into Queensland Parliament

Who stays in the house when we separate?

Our surrogacy FAQs

Are prenups worth the paper they’re written on?

What is a family report?

It Depends – Does it matter if the family debt is all in my name?

Is a nesting arrangement a good idea?

How your international divorce operates in the Australian family law system

Protecting your home from your ex partner – caveats and divorce

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