FAQs Power of Attorney & Guardianship
Effective estate planning requires you to consider not only what happens after your death, but how your affairs will be managed in the... Read more
Your Will tells everyone what should happen to your money, possessions and property after you die. If you don’t leave a Will, the... Read more
Mediation is an opportunity to negotiate an agreement with your former partner with the support of a qualified, impartial mediator. In family law... Read more
The vast majority of couples manage to get through divorce or separation having little or no contact with the Family Court. But the... Read more
How to keep your children from the pain of divorce and how to shape their lives after separation: these are issues that are... Read more
Property settlement is usually the most complex, and emotive aspect to divorce or separation. This document provides answers to some of the most... Read more
Legal jargon can make the Family Law process frustrating and confusing. We provide this Glossary to help you deal more easily and effectively... Read more