For some families with separated parents, the holiday season can be an emotionally fraught time which results in sadness, disappointment and discord where children may be caught in the middle.

Most animal lovers would agree that our pets form part of our family, so when it comes to the breakdown of a relationship it is

Clients often ask how assets they or their former partner may have held prior to a relationship commencing are to be treated upon separation, particularly

Are you separating and you or your partner are entitled to share options? Are you unsure how share options are valued or treated in a

Are you thinking of a trial separation?

Have you and your partner or spouse started a trial separation?

Making the decision to separate, whether as a trial or permanently, is not a decision you make lightly.   And the decisions you make regarding your separation, even a trial separation, can have long-term consequences for you and your family.

In recent years I have noticed a growing trend in couples wishing to remain in the same self-managed superannuation fund (“SMSF”) as part of their

Are you a “Stay At Home” Mum who is thinking about separating or a single mum who has recently separated? Perhaps you’re worried that your husband or long term partner is unhappy and may leave the relationship and family home without much warning?

Parental alienation is a term which is used to describe when one parent (the “alienating” parent) behaves in a certain way to undermine and damage

Q&A with Lisa Wagner, Principal and Managing Director, Doolan Wagner Family Lawyers.   Are you separating and want to know what’s best for your children?

Parenting matters are often very stressful for all parties involved, children included. It is also an area that is fraught with complex emotional issues and