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Interstate Travel with Children After Separation - Hickman Family Lawyers

Interstate Travel with Children After Separation: 6 Things You Need to Know

Interstate travel with children after separation can be tricky to navigate. If your ex is not agreeable to them travelling interstate, it can create more tension in your co-parenting relationship. However, allowing kids to travel interstate with family, friends or on school trips, can be amazing experiences so here’s what you need to know about […]

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Relocation and Family Law - Hickman Family Lawyers Perth

Relocation And Family Law: What You Need To Know About Moving Your Children

If you’re considering moving with your children following a divorce or separation, you need to be aware of how family law treats relocation. Our team of family lawyers in Perth have put together this post to help you understand everything you need to know about relocation and family law before you make a decision to

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Prenuptial Agreements Binding In Australia - By Hickman Family Lawyers

Are Prenuptial Agreements Binding In Australia?

As family lawyers in Perth, we often get the question “are prenuptial agreements binding in Australia?”. So we’ve put together a concise guide to prenuptial agreements – called Binding Financial Agreements in Australia – and whether they are legally binding in Australia. Are Prenuptial Agreements Binding In Australia? What is a prenuptial agreement? A prenuptial

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WA Changes to Splitting Superannuation For De Facto Couples

Changes to Splitting Superannuation For De Facto Couples In WA

Under Australian Family Law, people in de facto relationships have the identical rights as married people when separating. When it comes to the splitting of assets, the same laws apply to both de facto and married couples in all states. Until recently in WA however, the laws regarding the splitting of superannuation for de facto

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