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2026 Awards

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Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Western Australia, 2026

Firm Award - Doyles Guide 2026

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Parenting, Custody & Children’s Matters Lawyers – Western Australia, 2026

Awarded to Kristie Smith - Doyles Guide 2026

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Family & Divorce Lawyers – Western Australia, 2026

Awarded to Kristie Smith - Doyles Guide 2026

2024 Awards

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Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Western Australia, 2024

Firm Award - Doyles Guide 2024

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Parenting, Custody & Children’s Matters Lawyers – Western Australia, 2024

Awarded to Kristie Smith - Doyles Guide 2024

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Family & Divorce Lawyers – Western Australia, 2024

Awarded to Kristie Smith - Doyles Guide 2024

2023 Awards

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Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Western Australia, 2023

Firm Award - Doyles Guide 2023

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Parenting, Custody & Children’s Matters Lawyers – Western Australia, 2023

Awarded to Kristie Smith - Doyles Guide 2023

2022 Awards

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Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Western Australia, 2022

Firm Award - Doyles Guide 2022

2021 Awards

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Parenting, Custody & Children’s Matters Lawyers – Western Australia, 2021

Awarded to Kristie Smith - Doyles Guide 2021

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Western Australia, 2021

Firm Award - Doyles Guide 2021

2020 Awards

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Western Australia, 2020

Firm Award - Doyles Guide 2020

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Family & Divorce Lawyers – Western Australia, 2020

Awarded to Kristie Smith - Doyles Guide 2020

2019 Awards

Meillon & Bright - Award

Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Western Australia, 2019

Firm Award - Doyles Guide 2019

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Can a Family Court order be changed without going to court?

Can a Family Court order be changed without going to court?
In Australia, some Family Court orders can be varied informally or through administrative processes, while others require either agreement between the parties or a fresh court application. This article explains the options, the limits and when legal advice is important to avoid breaching an existing court order.
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Can the Family Court order me to attend a parenting program?

Can the Family Court order me to attend a parenting program?
In parenting disputes, the Court may order a parent, or both parents, to complete a parenting program. These programs are not a punishment. Each program is different, however generally they are designed to give parents practical tools to help them improve communication, reduce conflict and keep the best interests of the children at the centre of decision-making.
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Can I be forced to sell the family home after separation?

Can I be forced to sell the family home after separation?
Separation can be an extremely emotionally challenging experience. A common concern after separation is consideration of the ownership of the family home. In Australia, the family home will form part of the joint asset pool when negotiating a property settlement after separation or divorce.
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What to do if your ex is hiding assets during family law proceedings

What to do if your ex is hiding assets during family law proceedings
If you suspect your ex is not being open about assets and there is more than what is being disclosed, unfortunately, you may need Court intervention to seek orders for the production of documents or otherwise, a subpoena.
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