by Kate | Dec 19, 2025 | Divorce and Separation, Family Law, Property Settlement
Property Settlement After Separation: What You Need to Know Rafton Family Lawyers at Penrith, Parramatta, Macarthur, St Marys are specialist lawyers in Family Law. Our team have specific expertise in helping you to navigate property settlement after separation and...
by Kate | Sep 8, 2025 | Divorce and Separation, Family Law, Legal News, Property and Asset Division, Property Settlement
Understanding Add Backs and Notional Property in Family Law There has been a significant development in family law in Australia in how the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia deal with add-backs (or notional property) during property settlement proceedings....
by Kate | Jun 24, 2025 | Divorce and Separation, Family Law, Legal Advice, Parenting Matters, Property Settlement
Understanding Your Family Law Disclosure Duty in Parenting and Property Matters Rafton Family lawyers Penrith Richmond Narellan Macarthur experts in divorce separation and property settlement. In Family Law proceedings involving financial settlement, there is a...
by Kate | May 23, 2025 | Court Orders & Family Pets, Divorce and Separation, Family Law, Legal Advice, Pet Custody, Property Settlement
Understanding Pet Custody After Separation Under New Family Law Changes By Cassandra Youssef Special Counsel and Accredited Family Law Specialist RAFTON FAMILY LAWYERS PENRITH PARRAMATTA RICHMOND NARELLAN What Happens to a Family Pet Following a Separation? Family...
by Kate | Mar 31, 2025 | Child Custody and Support, Defacto Relationships, Divorce and Separation, Family Law, Legal Advice, Property Settlement, Superannuation in Settlements, Wills and Estate Planning
Understanding Divorce Property Settlement Australia: Key Factors and Legal Considerations Family and Divorce Law Lawyers Parramatta Sydney We are frequently asked by clients to advise on settlement outcomes when undertaking property settlement. We need to stress that...
by Kate | Mar 26, 2025 | Divorce and Separation, Family Law, Legal Advice, Property Settlement
Understanding Informal Property Settlement Risks and Their Blind Spots There is no legal requirement for separated parties to enter into formal property settlements. In fact, parties can do whatever they like once they are no longer in a relationship. However, the...
