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No-Fault Divorce Western Australia
No-Fault divorce is an established principle in the Family Law Act 1975 and is being practiced in Western Australia. Such simply means that a Court does not have to see fault in a marriage breakdown to pursue the application. A breakdown in the relationship with a minimum of 12 months separation is enough grounds for…
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Property and Finance Family Law
Property and finance are divided and sorted out when legally binding couples separate. You and your former spouse or de facto partner can initially agree on how to divide your acquired assets without having the Court involved. A family dispute resolution service can help you agree on your property and finance division without going to…
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Separation Law Western Australia
Separation is defined as a situation wherein you and your partner stop living together in a domestic or marriage-like relationship. Such does not require both parties to agree on the separation. If one of the couples in the relationship decides to separate, it can be brought into a legal proceeding to make the separation legal.…
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