Be Prepared: Are you ready to Act and do you have the right to act “A person is not entitled to practise as a barrister or solicitor in a federal court by reason of subsection (1) unless his or her
Knowing when not to act “Whether a fair-minded, reasonably informed member of the public would conclude that the proper administration of justice requires that a legal practitioner should be prevented from acting, in the interests of the protection of the
Ensuring case success: why preparation is important “The respondent has had more than ample opportunity to put before the Court evidence relevant and supportive of her case. Her lack of care in the preparation of her case is staggering… It
Starting strong: commencing the correct proceedings Commencing Court proceedings on behalf of a client is a significant step in a Family Law matter fraught with risk for practitioners and clients alike. In this series we will look at 4 crucial
AI is arguably one of the greatest technological advancements for the industry in many decades turning your everyday lawyer into a blogger, marketing genius, ad-writer, IT professional, the list is endless – but what happens when we let AI replace
The Family Law Amendment Bill 2024 was first released to the public for comment as the Exposure Draft: Family Law Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2023 in September 2023 and 22 August 2024 marked a significant step in the movement toward
As practitioners we have all heard it time and time again from clients, “we’ve reached an agreement do we really need to do financial disclosure”, or more accurately “why should I show them my bank accounts, we’re separated, it’s none
In September 2021 we were thrust into a new world order in Family Law, in the midst of a lockdown we saw a major overhaul of the rules and regulations governing Family Law, including the renewed focus on the Court’s
Kearney & McMaster [2024] FedCFamC1A 2
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE UPDATE: SIGNIFICANT REVISIONS TO COURT FORMS Updated provided 23 April 2024 From 6 May 2024, the Courts are rolling out amended forms in response to the implementation of the Family Law Amendment Act 2023 and the Family
Be Prepared: Are you ready to Act and do you have the right to act “A person is not entitled to practise as a barrister or solicitor in a federal court by reason of subsection (1) unless his or her
Knowing when not to act “Whether a fair-minded, reasonably informed member of the public would conclude that the proper administration of justice requires that a legal practitioner should be prevented from acting, in the interests of the protection of the
Ensuring case success: why preparation is important “The respondent has had more than ample opportunity to put before the Court evidence relevant and supportive of her case. Her lack of care in the preparation of her case is staggering… It
Starting strong: commencing the correct proceedings Commencing Court proceedings on behalf of a client is a significant step in a Family Law matter fraught with risk for practitioners and clients alike. In this series we will look at 4 crucial
AI is arguably one of the greatest technological advancements for the industry in many decades turning your everyday lawyer into a blogger, marketing genius, ad-writer, IT professional, the list is endless – but what happens when we let AI replace
The Family Law Amendment Bill 2024 was first released to the public for comment as the Exposure Draft: Family Law Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2023 in September 2023 and 22 August 2024 marked a significant step in the movement toward
As practitioners we have all heard it time and time again from clients, “we’ve reached an agreement do we really need to do financial disclosure”, or more accurately “why should I show them my bank accounts, we’re separated, it’s none
In September 2021 we were thrust into a new world order in Family Law, in the midst of a lockdown we saw a major overhaul of the rules and regulations governing Family Law, including the renewed focus on the Court’s
Kearney & McMaster [2024] FedCFamC1A 2
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE UPDATE: SIGNIFICANT REVISIONS TO COURT FORMS Updated provided 23 April 2024 From 6 May 2024, the Courts are rolling out amended forms in response to the implementation of the Family Law Amendment Act 2023 and the Family
