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Overseas Pensions: Asset or Financial Resource in Family Law
Financial resources are a significant aspect of property law matters in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. Continuing on from our previous articles on financial resources, we wanted to take a look at the recent Family Law case of Trivedi & Awasthi (No. 3), which involved an overseas pension and whether it was an asset or a financial resource.
Understanding Mediation
Mediation is a process where an independent person, known as a Mediator is emerged and assists the parties to identify and review options with the goal to resolve the dispute between parties without litigation.
Your Right to Disconnect
From 26 August 2024, employees will formally be given the right to disconnect from all workplace communications outside of regular working hours.
The new overhaul of Family Law in Australia, how will it affect you?
On 6 May 2024, a number of major changes will be introduced in Australia that will dramatically affect family law. These changes mark a significant ‘overhaul’ of the family law system and will have wide-ranging implications for all those who are involved with it.
How do Psychology and Social Science play a significant role in our Family Law system?
In Family Law, the intersection between legal procedures, psychology, and social science plays a pivotal role in shaping the outcomes of parenting disputes. Family Law stands apart from other areas of law as greater insights from social sciences are considered and it can be pivotal to the outcome.
Union Right of Entry: What does it mean and what happens when officials overstep?
Union officials with a valid permit have a right to enter a workplace to hold discussions with employees or investigate suspected contraventions of the Fair Work Act and other instruments such as awards and enterprise agreements.
What happens if these officials hinder or obstruct your workplace?
Will the changes to the Family Law Act affect your Family Law matter?
Many people find it difficult to understand the difference between time parents spend with the children and parental responsibility. The presumption of shared parental responsibility in the current family law regime caused confusion and conflict between many parents.
Are paid breaks on the menu at KFC?
In recent legal developments, a class action lawsuit has been initiated against the fast-food giant’s employment law compliance.