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What is an Examination Notice?
9-June-2026 Commercial Disputes,Debt Recovery By Rebecca ShawOnce you receive judgment, stating thatyou are legally entitled to recover the debt you are owed, you are able to proceed with enforcing the recovery of that debt. Where you do not know what assets the debtor has, the first step is...
Guardianship Division – 11 Points to Prepare You
16-July-2019 Guardianship By Mark StreeterThe Guardianship Division of NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) serves an important role. These 11 points will help prepare you. There are things you need to DO and other things you should NOT do. 1. Read the hearing notice The Tribunal...
What is the Guardianship Division of NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT)?
Guardianship By Mark StreeterThe Guardianship Division of NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) is a specialised dispute resolution forum with jurisdiction narrowly defined by legislation. While its jurisdiction may be limited, the orders it makes can be far reaching and...
Risks associated with challenging a Binding Financial Agreement
29-November-2016 Family Law BySection 90K(1) of The Family Law Act 1975 (“The Act”) provides for a number of grounds upon which the Family Court of Australia can set aside (alter or remove) a Financial Agreement, including the power to set aside an agreement that is “void,...
Top 5 tips for surviving Christmas as a separated family
Family Law ByStreeterlaw's Principal Solicitor in Family Law, Simone Green, has come up with the following five tips to avoid some of the anxiety attached to family Christmas celebrations when you are separated from your former spouse: 1. Negotiate early and...
Five tips to reduce the pain of parenting disputes
Family Law ByStreeterlaw’s Solicitor in Family Law, Ms Simone Green, has a wealth of experience to share with clients. Here she provides five insights about the Family Law process that can help couples take steps to avoid as much financial and emotional pain as...
At what age can a child decide who they want to live with?
17-June-2016 Family Law ByAt Streeterlaw, we are often asked ‘at what age can a child decide where they want to live?’ Unfortunately, there is no simple answer to that question. When there is a dispute about where or with whom a child will primarily live, the child’s wishes...
How the ‘justice and equity principle’ is applied to the division of assets in the Family Courts
30-March-2016 Family Law ByWhen the Family Court is asked to decide how property should be divided, the first thing it will consider is whether it is “just and equitable” to do so. In the great majority of cases, the Court has no hesitation in finding that it is just and...
Top tips to protect your assets in a de facto relationship
Family Law ByDe Facto Relationship Meaning Couples who decide to move in together and share in one another’s lives need to understand the potential legal ramifications of such a decision. The relationship could now be defined as “de facto" and as such, may incur...
What’s the difference between getting divorced and the process of dividing a couple’s assets?
10-February-2016 Family Law ByPeople often confuse the process of divorce (the termination of the marriage) with the process of separating and adjusting a couple’s property interests. The two issues are completely separate. It is not necessary to wait until you are divorced to...


