by kristy@thecollectiveco.com.au | Dec 18, 2018 | Client focus, Family Law, News
Christmas is an exciting time of year, one filled with love and laughter, but also quite a hectic time of year getting presents ready for family. Finishing off jobs at work can cause emotions to rise and the stress that comes with it. So can you imagine what would...
by kristy@thecollectiveco.com.au | Nov 19, 2018 | Client focus, Family Law, News
The benefits of seeing an Accredited Specialist in Family Law When parties separate, one or both parties may seek legal advice. A natural and common concern is which lawyer a person should see. Lawyers have varying levels of experience and with the varying levels of...
by kristy@thecollectiveco.com.au | Nov 19, 2018 | Client focus, Family Law, News
The idea of going to Court often creates a sense of dread for people who have separated from their partners. It is important to know that Court is not the only way to resolve your matter with your former partner. In fact, before a person can file proceedings with the...
by kristy@thecollectiveco.com.au | Aug 7, 2018 | Family Law, News
Vaccination is a divisive topic. When parents separate and can’t agree when a child should be vaccinated or not, this can become an even bigger issue. As with any dispute surrounding arrangements for children, the ‘best interests of the child’ is the paramount...
by kristy@thecollectiveco.com.au | Oct 12, 2017 | Family Law, News
Separation and divorce – cue conflict. What if we told you that your relationship breakdown doesn’t have to be that way? How, you ask? Collaboration. What is Collaborative Law? Collaborative practice is an alternative dispute resolution process where lawyers...
by kristy@thecollectiveco.com.au | Sep 10, 2017 | Family Law, News
Separating from a husband, wife or partner is often one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. Separation can cause heightened emotions in one or both of the parties and unfortunately sometimes this can cause people to vent those emotions across social media,...
