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If you’re a foreign resident selling property in Australia from 1 January 2025, updated capital gains withholding rules require 15% to be withheld at settlement on all property transfers (no matter what the value) unless you provide a valid ATO clearance certificate.

If you are experiencing family violence or feel unsafe in your home, applying for a Family Violence Intervention Order (FVIO) in Victoria is an important step toward protecting yourself and your loved ones.

When a marriage or de facto relationship ends, two of the most important considerations are arranging suitable care for any children involved and ending the financial relationship between the parties.

Consent orders are legal documents approved by a court that formalise agreements reached between you and your ex-partner after a relationship breakdown.

In this article, we'll look at the different ways to apply for parenting time (formerly known as child custody), whether shared parenting arrangements or sole care.

Divorce and de facto separation can be challenging and emotional, often leading to disputes over assets and financial resources. Wealth protection is a major consideration for those who have accumulated significant assets or have children they’d like to ensure assets are passed down to.

Divorce marks a significant turning point in life, affecting not only personal relationships but also your financial and estate planning.

Parental alienation is a term used to describe a situation where one parent manipulates or influences a child’s feelings or perceptions towards the other parent in a negative way. This often leads to children distancing themselves from one parent or showing resentment towards them.

On 21 October 2024, the Victorian Government announced a new temporary off-the-plan land transfer (stamp) duty concession.

Domestic violence is a saddening issue that affects many families across Victoria, creating an environment of fear and instability. The complexities of family law in the context of domestic violence can seem to fall short at times, and be daunting for those experiencing it.

A Parenting Plan is a voluntary agreement between parents about how they will share parental responsibility and make decisions for their children.

The Victorian Government has updated the Sale of Land Act 1962 with a new rule (Section 10G) that affects property sales. Here’s what you need to know...

Understanding the legal aspects surrounding surrogacy and gestational agreements is crucial for all parties involved.