Australian master family law guide : 2023, 12th edition / CCH editors.
2024
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Title
Australian master family law guide : 2023, 12th edition / CCH editors.
Corporate Author
Edition
12th edition.
ISBN
electronic book 9.78192E+12
Imprint
North Ryde, N.S.W. : CCH Australia Limited, 2024
Copyright
©2024
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (1520 pages) : eBook.
Call Number
Online
Summary
written by family law experts to help you work quickly and confidently to provide accurate advice. The 12th edition of the Australian Master Family Law Guide is a comprehensive and practical guide to Australian family law. The Guide is easily digestible and gives professionals quick, up-to-date answers to their family law questions with expert commentary on principles and developments in family law legislation. A number of recent significant case law decisions also appear in the Guide. This edition includes updated commentary on the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia Act 2021 as well as amendments to the Family
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
PART A: Family law legal system & practice
1. Commonwealth, states, family law legislation and courts
2. Legal practice matters: client interview and drafting affidavits
3. Divorce
PART B: Children
4. Shared parental responsibility
5. Dispute resolution and family relationship centres
6. Parenting orders, plans and guidelines
7. Principles the court must consider when conducting child-related proceedings
8. Major long-term issues
9. Child abduction
10. Order enforcement and non-compliance in children's cases
11. Children and relationship factors
12. Surrogacy
PART C: Property
13. Property
14. Mainenance
15. Bankruptcy and third parties
16. Corporations and trusts
17. Taxation considerations
18. Property orders
19. Superannuation
PART D: Financial agreements
20. Financial agreements
PART E: Financial support for children
21. Child support and maintenance
PART F: De facto relationships
22. De facto relationships
PART G: Court process, evidence and costs
23. Evidence
24. Court procedure
25. Costs.
1. Commonwealth, states, family law legislation and courts
2. Legal practice matters: client interview and drafting affidavits
3. Divorce
PART B: Children
4. Shared parental responsibility
5. Dispute resolution and family relationship centres
6. Parenting orders, plans and guidelines
7. Principles the court must consider when conducting child-related proceedings
8. Major long-term issues
9. Child abduction
10. Order enforcement and non-compliance in children's cases
11. Children and relationship factors
12. Surrogacy
PART C: Property
13. Property
14. Mainenance
15. Bankruptcy and third parties
16. Corporations and trusts
17. Taxation considerations
18. Property orders
19. Superannuation
PART D: Financial agreements
20. Financial agreements
PART E: Financial support for children
21. Child support and maintenance
PART F: De facto relationships
22. De facto relationships
PART G: Court process, evidence and costs
23. Evidence
24. Court procedure
25. Costs.
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