Separating from a partner can be overwhelming. The change is significant and it can feel like free falling into an unknown future. There are many things to consider and initially, the questions outweigh the answers. This decision may be contemplated for weeks, months, years before actions is taken.

It is hard to believe how quickly Easter comes around each year. It is not uncommon for disputes to arise between separated parents when trying to work out parenting arrangements and time to spend with other family members for special family occasions such as Easter.

Going to Court in a family law matter is a serious step. By the time a case reaches that point, negotiations have usually run their course and the parties are asking a Judge to decide the outcome for them. At that stage, strategy and advocacy become critically important.

Making a will is something most people have on their to do list. Not everyone gets around to it though. It is estimated that about 50% of Australians die without a valid Will.

Do you need a Will? The short answer is yes.