Family Law | Wills & Estates | Civil Litigation

What happens if family law parenting orders are not being followed?

Enforcing orders is a complicated process, with many applications being dismissed by the Court for non-compliance with the rules.

Here’s our comprehensive guide for parents who need to enforce court orders, including the steps that need to be followed, the issues to avoid, and what the court will need to know.

The purpose of a will is to ensure an estate is distributed in accordance with the deceased testator’s wishes.  But things don’t always go to plan. 

There are three main ways that your will is likely to be challenged, drawn from our own experiences representing both sides in many estate administration disputes.

Using AI to help you prepare court documents or assist you at a trial sounds like a great idea. But be careful! There have been some recent and very catastrophic examples where AI has provided completely fictitious cases and arguments. And it’s not just self-represented litigants who have been caught out!

Family law disputes can have profound and lasting effects on children, whether they involve parenting or custody disputes or disputes about the division of property.  Here’s how these conflicts can affect your children, and some key strategies to protect them.