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As society evolves, so do family structures. Non-conventional family arrangements, such as polyamorous relationships, are becoming more common. However, the legal framework in Australia, especially in family law, can be...
VIEW MOREIn legal contexts, defining the official end of a relationship is crucial, especially when it comes to the distribution of death benefits. Two cases, Fairbairn v Radecki [2022] HCA 18...
VIEW MOREIn the evolving landscape of relationships, de facto partnerships hold increasing significance. Recognized legally in Australia, these unions encompass diverse criteria and considerations that warrant careful attention, particularly in the...
VIEW MOREDe facto relationships are becoming increasingly common in Australia, with many couples choosing to live together before or instead of getting married. However, despite the increasing number of de facto...
VIEW MOREIntroduction You might be living with your partner in a cheerful relationship without any bindings or obligations of a formal marriage commitment. Or you might be in a relationship but...
VIEW MOREWhat is a de facto relationship? In the section 4AA of the Family Law Act 1975, you will find the definition of a de facto relationship. https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/C2019C00182 In de facto...
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