By Alarna Carlsson | Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner It’s a loaded question, I know, but very often a sense of shame and failure accompanies the myriad other difficulties experienced by couples going through a divorce. The increased prevalence of divorce and separation witnessed in the past 50 years has done little […]
The sweetest victory of all By Stephen Page Partner, Harrington Family Lawyers Each of us has fears. I am afraid of heights, for example. I am not one of those lunatics who will throw themselves out of a plane. However, I have taken practical steps to as best I can […]
A survival guide for suddenly single parents Grace Lawson[1]| Barrister and Mediator | 01 October 2014 Separation is distressing for both parents, and particularly for the children. Some separations are amicable and not unexpected. Parents may have discussed the possibility of separation and have planned for it. They may have secured their […]
Why get advice from an accredited family law specialist? By Stephen Page I have to ‘fess up. I’m an Accredited Family Law Specialist. You’ve got me. So what I’m saying is from self-interest. Why I wrote this article was because I was reflecting over the weekend namely why should a […]
Australian lawyer Pamela Cominos explains the surrogate process… It is becoming more and more common for couples and single people, to seek and enter into a surrogate arrangement with a third party, being the birth mother and sometimes her partner/husband where they are unable to conceive naturally because of medical […]
