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Mathews Family Law has the expertise and experience to assist you to resolve your family or de facto law dispute.
An adult child (18 years and over) with a disability, or in continuing tertiary education, may be eligible to receive adult child maintenance.
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Mathews Family Law will take urgent action to ensure that your right to share in the assets of the marriage or de facto relationship are protected by court order (injunction).
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Where a partner to a marriage or de facto relationship is bankrupt, Mathews Family Law can act on behalf of the the non-bankrupt partner in their competing claim against the trustee in bankruptcy for a final property settlement.
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If a partner to a marriage or de facto relatioship is unable to represent themselves due to health or other capacity issues.
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Mathews Family Law can assist you to understand your entitlement to receive, or obligation to provide, child support. Child support is payable until a child attains 18 years of age or completes their secondary education.
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Mathews Family Law will represent you in court and advocate to achieve your best possible outcome. Mathews Family Law appears in the Family Court of Australia.
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The date of the breakdown of an opposite or same sex de facto relationships will determine how a final property settlement is to be achieved.
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A divorce may be obtained 12 months following separation (subject to exceptions). Divorce may effect your right to apply for spousal maintenance and/or property settlement.
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Mathews Family Law will retain expert witnesses to provide evidence in support of your family or de facto law claim, to prepare expert reports and appear in court as expert witnesses.
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You and your partner may wish to enter into a private contract - either before, during or following the breakdown of your marriage or de facto relationship.
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Grandparents and others concerned with the welfare of a child may seek to spend time or communicate with the child following separation. Mathews Family Law can assist grandparents and others to negotiate an agreement or court order enabling this to occur.
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Mathews Family Law is experienced in international child abduction matters, including advising parents who believe their children have been wrongfully removed from Australia (or other country) (the 'left behind' parent).
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Family violence is a significant cause of marriage and de facto relationship breakdown.
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Mathews Family Law can assist you to achieve, or review, a post-separation parenting arrangement based on the children's best interests.
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Mathews Family Law can assist you to obtain an order to determine the paternity of a child. The paternity of a child is relevant to the determation of parenting and child support entitlements and obligations.
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Mathews Family Law can assess your entitlement to share in the assets of your marriage or de facto relationship.
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The period following separation is likely to be confusing and distressing for family members, and children in particular.
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Spousal maintenance may be payable if a former partner to the marriage or de facto relationship is unable to support themselves.
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Superannuation entitlements can now be 'split' between the former partners to a marriage or de facto relationship.
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The laws in Victoria
regulating Surrogacy and In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) have become more
inclusive with the passage of the new Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act
2008 (the Act).
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Our web conferencing facilities are at the forefront of family law. They save you time and fees. If you're an interstate or overseas client, you'll find our web conferencing capabilities especially helpful.
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