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Comment on Divorce and Separation free advice blog by Lynette

Lynette — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 01:00:11 +0000

Hi.

If you contact the Federal Magistrates Court they will do a search and tell you if there has been a divorce. There would be no charge for this but you may have to give proof of identity.

With the issue of your partner not seeing the son, normally he would have the right to see him. If the mother is refusing, your partner should see a lawyer about the issue.

Regards

Bryan

Journey Family Lawyers

Comment on Property settlement defacto and married by Lynette

Lynette — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 00:32:19 +0000

Giina,

Hi.We have sent you a direct email about your problem. Let us know if you did not receive it.

Comment on Talk to a family law lawyer for free by Lynette

Lynette — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 03:34:50 +0000

Hi Michael, as far as Child support goes, that inheritance should only have an impact in relation to the interest you earn on it as it increases your income. Theoretically, it is possible for her to seek a review based on the fact that your income does not properly reflect your property and resources.
Good luck
Regards Lynette

Comment on FAQs About Children by Lynette

Lynette — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 03:31:50 +0000

Hi Gabrielle, Yes you will need to lodge an affidavit. You may be better to file in the Federal Magistrate’s Court also, as the Family Court tends to hear only the really complicated cases these days. I am worried that your partner’s two eldest children are not seeing their sister, and that she is not seeing them OR her Father. I think the Court will be supportive of promoting time between the children most of all. Good luck with your application.

Kind regards Lynette

Comment on Talk to a family law lawyer for free by Marcus

Marcus — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 21:17:27 +0000

Hello. I have been seperated and subsequently divorced for about four years now. After my seperation I moved to Queensland leaving my three children in Tasmania with their mother. Although my eldest son (now 14) wanted to move with me at the time his mother wouldn’t allow it

Since my move my son has not been happy at home and spends 80% of his time with my mother. His grandmother takes him to school nearly every morning, and feeds him most nights and has him every weekend. My son has now expressed that he really isn’t happy and really wants to be in Queensland with me.

Where do I start with this process of getting him here with me?

Look forward to hearing from you.

Cheers.

Marcus