Financial, emotional and physical interdependence
published on 31 May
A Judge in the Family Court was recently asked to determine whether two men were in a de facto relationship for 18 years or for 24 years.
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Child Custody Rights : What’s in a name – depends whose it is
published on 31 May
A recent case before the Personal Injury Court considered matters in relation to what time, if any, a child should spend with her father, whether she should be permitted to change her surname to that of her mother’s and whether the mother should be permitted to obtain a passport for her without first obtaining the father’s consent.
Father has demonstrated a variable commitment to engaging in the proceedings
published on 12 February
In a case before the Family Court it was ordered that the father was not to communicate with, telephone, contact or attempt to contact the child except with the consent of the mother.
Stubbslaw addresses the “Tough Love” Truths about Brain Injury Recovery
published on 15 August
Injury Law Central knows the saying “Hope springs eternal” trumpets no truer than when a loved one incurs a traumatic brain injury. Be it via leading edge science and technology, skilled physicians, breakthrough medications or heartfelt prayer and miracles, we hope against hope for the best.