How to Get Sole Custody of a Child in Queensland: A Step-by-Step Guide

Securing sole custody is often necessary when a child’s safety, stability, and well-being depend on one parent making all major decisions. In Australia, this means one parent has sole parental responsibility, giving them full authority over important aspects of the child’s life, such as education, medical treatment, and religious upbringing. In such cases, our family […]
Parenting Arrangements for the 0-4 Year Olds in Queensland: What Works Best?

Young children depend on secure attachments and consistent routines for healthy development. In Queensland, parenting plans and arrangements must prioritise the child’s best interests, ensuring stability and emotional well-being. Whether parents choose shared or sole care, understanding the legal framework is essential for making informed and fair decisions. Our experienced family lawyers can guide parents […]
How Is Child Support Calculated in Queensland? Everything Parents Need to Know

When parents separate or divorce, the well-being of their children becomes the most important consideration. In Queensland, child support payments play a critical role in ensuring children continue to have their needs met, regardless of changing family dynamics. If you’re navigating this process, speaking with our family lawyers can provide clarity and peace of mind […]
Child Support Special Circumstances: Queensland Parents’ Guide

When it comes to child support in Queensland, standard assessments don’t always reflect the unique realities of every family. Circumstances such as high medical expenses, private schooling, or changes in a parent’s income can make the standard calculation unfair or unrealistic for families across the state in 2026. In such cases, parents can request a […]
How Often Do Fathers Get 50/50 Custody in Australia?

When parents separate in Australia, one of the biggest concerns is how parenting time will be divided. Many fathers wonder about their chances of achieving equal time arrangements with their children. The legal system prioritises the child’s best interests, and outcomes can range from one parent having primary care to both sharing time in various […]
What Is Child Custody? Key Facts Every Parent Should Know

Child custody refers to the responsibilities parents have for their child’s care, welfare, and development after separation or divorce. Under Australian law, the term “custody” is no longer used. Instead, the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) uses: “Parental responsibility” to describe decision-making power over a child’s major life issues, such as health, education, and religion. […]
Guide to Policelink & Queensland Police Stations

Queensland’s policing system is designed to help residents report crimes and access police services efficiently. Understanding the differences between Policelink and Queensland Police Stations can help ensure you get the right assistance when you need it, and that our family lawyers can provide appropriate guidance for any legal matters that may arise. Understanding when to […]
Secure Your Future: Binding Financial Agreements in Brisbane

When relationships reach a crossroad, especially in Brisbane, having a clear understanding of legal options like Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs) is crucial for protecting your financial interests. These agreements provide certainty and peace of mind for couples wanting to avoid future disputes and secure their financial future. But what exactly is a Binding Financial Agreement, […]
Why Choose Family Dispute Resolution Over Litigation in Brisbane?

Family disputes can feel overwhelming, especially when they involve parenting arrangements, property settlements, or financial disagreements. In Queensland, Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) offers a practical and cost-effective way to resolve these matters without going to court. With the guidance of our experienced family lawyers, families can use FDR to find workable solutions in a respectful […]
How to Create a Parenting Plan in Queensland: 10 Steps Every Parent Should Know

Family breakdowns are never easy, and when parents separate or divorce in Queensland, one of the biggest concerns is how to make stable and fair arrangements for their children. The courts encourage parents to resolve these matters cooperatively — and one of the most effective ways to do that is through a well-structured parenting plan […]
