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How digital assets are divided in family law property settlement

How digital assets are divided in family law property settlement

In today’s digital age, it is no surprise that digital assets are becoming a prominent feature in family law property settlements. As more individuals and families build wealth and maintain assets online, the question of how digital assets are treated in a family law context is becoming increasingly important.
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Family Reports in parenting proceedings

Family Reports in parenting proceedings

When you have parenting proceedings before the Court, the Court may decide (or the parties may agree) that the matter would benefit from the assistance of a social worker/psychologist or psychiatrist to undertake a forensic assessment of the family. The appointed person is referred to as the Single Expert Witness or Family Report Writer.
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Arranging extra-curricular activities that may infringe on the other parent’s time with the child

Arranging extra-curricular activities that may infringe on the other parent’s time with the child

We look at how making arrangements for your child’s extra-curricular activities can lead to conflict around parenting arrangements and the Court’s view about applications to deal with such conflict.
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Property valuations in family law proceedings

Property valuations in family law proceedings

For most separating couples, the family home is their most valuable asset in both a sentimental and monetary sense. Its precise valuation is paramount in ensuring a fair distribution during a family law dispute. So, what happens when your ex doesn’t agree with your estimated value?
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