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Disclosure obligations in parenting matters

In this video, CGW senior associate Craig Turvey talks about your disclosure obligations in parenting matters. ...

Just because I can, should I?

In this video, CGW family law partner Justine Woods talks about the doctrine of restraint and the importance of thinking strategically from the beginning of your family law matter. ...

How do I protect my wealth from my partner?

In this video, CGW family lawyer Tiana Harris talks us through her top tips for protecting your finances from your partner. VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Hi, I’m Tiana and I’m a lawyer ...

Financial disclosure in family law matters

In this video, senior associate Craig Turvey talks about your financial disclosure obligations under the new Federal Circuit and Family Court rules. ...

Costs orders in the family law system

In this video, CGW family law partner Justine Woods tackles the issue of costs in the family law system. ...

Furniture and whitegoods – an eternal problem

In this week’s video, CGW family law partner Justine Woods talks about goods and chattels - why some lawyers refuse to engage on this issue on behalf of their clients ...

I don’t agree with the judge’s decision – can I appeal?

We often see clients who ask for a second opinion about their family law matter and seek advice regarding their options to appeal after a judge has made an unfavourable ...

How to avoid a family law Christmas meltdown

In this video, CGW family law partner, Justine Woods talks us through her top tips for avoiding a family law meltdown over Christmas dinner. ...

New rules in the Federal Circuit and Family Court

In this video, CGW senior associate Craig Turvey talks about your financial disclosure obligations under the new Federal Circuit and Family Court Rules. ...

What if I don’t agree with the single expert report?

If a couple negotiating their financial deal cannot agree upon the value of an asset that one or both wish to retain, the Australian family law system requires them to ...

What if I don’t agree with the single expert report?

If a couple negotiating their financial deal cannot agree upon the value of an asset that one or both wish to retain, the Australian family law system requires them to ...

Parenting arrangements and Christmas – no cheer from the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia

Parents who are yet to resolve these issues will need to compromise and reach agreement between themselves and not rely on the family law courts. ...

Topics: Family law

Disclosure obligations in parenting matters

Just because I can, should I?

How do I protect my wealth from my partner?

Financial disclosure in family law matters

Costs orders in the family law system

Furniture and whitegoods – an eternal problem

I don’t agree with the judge’s decision – can I appeal?

How to avoid a family law Christmas meltdown

New rules in the Federal Circuit and Family Court

What if I don’t agree with the single expert report?

What if I don’t agree with the single expert report?

Parenting arrangements and Christmas – no cheer from the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia

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