60/40 Split Divorce Australia, What You Need To Know
What the Law Covers In Queensland, property settlement is governed by the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth). The law allows the Court to make financial and property orders for both married and eligible de facto couples. These orders deal with all property and financial resources, including real estate, vehicles, savings, investments, businesses, and superannuation. For […]
What is a 70/30 divorce settlement in Brisbane?
Divorce and separation are never easy, emotionally, financially, or legally. Beyond the pain of ending a relationship, dividing property and assets can be one of the most complex and sensitive parts of the process. If you’re facing property division, understanding your options and speaking with our family lawyers can help clarify your path forward. While […]
What is Physical Abuse In Accordance To The Queensland Law?
Physical abuse is a serious issue that many Australians face. It’s not only about visible injuries; it’s about power and control that can have devastating, long-term effects on victims and their families. In Queensland, recognising physical abuse and understanding the legal protections available is crucial for people experiencing it and for those supporting them. This […]
Domestic Violence Order (DVO): What It Is and How It Works
When home is no longer a safe place, taking steps to protect yourself or someone you care about becomes critical. Across Queensland, domestic and family violence continues to affect people of all ages, backgrounds, and family situations. The impacts can be emotional, physical, psychological, financial — and often long-lasting. That’s why a Domestic Violence Order […]
Stalking in Queensland: What the Law Says and What You Can Do
Stalking in Queensland is more common than many realise. It can happen to anyone, often starting subtly before becoming a serious threat. It’s not just “lurking in the shadows”. Stalking includes repeated, unwanted contact or behaviour—online or offline—that causes fear, stress or other detriment. If you’re experiencing this, our family lawyers can help you understand […]
Child Abuse in Queensland: What It Is and How to Get Help
Child abuse in Queensland isn’t just a legal issue—it’s a heartbreaking reality for too many children across our communities. Understanding what abuse looks like, how to recognise warning signs, and knowing your legal obligations can make all the difference in protecting vulnerable children. Our family lawyers regularly assist families navigating these sensitive situations with compassionate, […]
What is Coercive Control? The Queensland Guide
Coercive control is a form of abuse that can take over someone’s life without leaving a visible mark. It involves a persistent pattern of controlling behaviours designed to dominate a partner’s thoughts, actions, and choices, often leaving the victim feeling powerless and isolated. For individuals and families across Queensland, recognising what coercive control looks like […]
Financial Abuse: Recognising the Signs and Seeking Help in Queensland
Financial abuse is a silent form of domestic violence that strips victims of their independence and sense of safety. It occurs when one person uses money or financial control to manipulate, dominate or harm someone in an intimate or family relationship. Many people fail to recognise this type of abuse until its emotional, psychological and […]
Domestic Violence Impact on Children: What Parents Need to Know
Domestic violence affects not only adults but also children who witness or experience it. The trauma can be severe — emotionally, psychologically, and physically — with lasting impacts on a child’s development and wellbeing. In Queensland, addressing domestic and family violence is a legal and social priority. Laws and support systems are in place to […]
What is Emotional Abuse? 7 Signs That Should Be Red Flags
Emotional abuse is a silent, devastating form of abuse that often hides in plain sight, leaving no physical scars but causing lasting emotional harm. Identifying emotional abuse is crucial because it affects mental health, threatens personal safety, and deeply impacts children who are exposed to family violence. By understanding its patterns, victims become empowered to […]