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Family Court of Australia and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia provide fact sheets on a range of Family Law matters. Links to these fact sheets can be found below:
These resources are specifically designed to help you to explain to your children whey they have to see a Family Consultant:
The three key assets that must be considered in most separations are the house, car and superannuation. These resources will help you to estimate the value of your assets.
From time to time the Government conducts studies and/or produces reports on the state of the Family Law System.
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction is a multi-country agreement that sets out a legal procedure for seeking to return abducted children to their home country.
Australia also has bilateral agreements with Egypt and Lebanon.
The Australian Central Authority in the Attorney General’s Department can assist with cases related to Hague Convention countries or those with bilateral agreements. The also provide a wealth of information and assistance related to:
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade‘s Consular Office can provide assistance in cases outside the Hague Convention or bilateral agreements.
International Social Service Australia provides a range of services to those affected by international child abduction.
The AFP maintains a Family Law Watchlist designed to alert the police to the movement of children.
Services Australia allows you to apply for Australian child support when living outside Australia.
Services Australia has arrangements for child support with a number of reciprocating jurisdictions.
JustFund – Australia’s only dedicated provider of flexible funding solutions for family law legal fees. We have partnered with JustFund so that eligible clients can access a flexible line of credit to cover legal fees and expenses related to separation and property. You won’t need to repay the loan until a settlement is reached, reducing the stress associated with paying costs up front.
Legal Aid NSW – provides practical information to anyone with a legal problem in NSW and their lawyers provide legal advice and representation at court to people who are eligible.