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Choosing the right family lawyer is crucial for the success of your case. “The Legal House” is dedicated to providing exceptional legal representation in divorce and children’s disputes in QLD.

The best interests of the child are the paramount consideration. Children are entitled to enjoy a meaningful relationship with both parents, but occasionally this is not in their best interests, as it may be necessary to protect them from being subjected to, or exposed to physical or psychological harm. Ideally, your parenting arrangement will incorporate all these concepts, but as described above, there are times when it is not in a child’s best interests to spend time with a parent.  ...

When questions arise about the paternity of a child, DNA testing becomes crucial for establishing the truth. The Legal House, a trusted law firm specialising in parenting agreements in Qld, understands the significance of accurate parentage determination. Learn how our experienced team of lawyers can assist you with DNA testing and child support issues. Contact us today for a no-obligation consultation and ensure the protection of your parental rights.

A Will is a legal document which sets out how you would like your assets distributed in the event of your death. A Will may also set out preferred care arrangements for minor children, who may survive you.

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In today’s diverse family landscape, not all parents fit into traditional categories, and same-sex parents are becoming increasingly common. It is crucial that they are afforded the same rights, entitlements, and responsibilities as parents in more traditional family models. This article explores the legal considerations for same-sex parents in matters of parenting disputes, including the authority of the court to make parenting orders and the process involved. Whether you are a biological parent, de facto partner, or an adoptive parent, understanding your rights and obligations is essential. Additionally, the article delves into parenting options for same-sex couples, such as adoption and surrogacy, shedding light on the legal processes involved. The paramount consideration in all parenting matters is the best interests of the child, and the court carefully evaluates various factors to determine the most suitable arrangements. If you want to learn more about determining a child’s best interests or have specific questions related to the topics discussed, our team of experienced family lawyers for divorce and child custody in Qld at The Legal House is available for an obligation-free consultation.

Family Consultants play a crucial role in children’s disputes, providing an independent voice to help judges make informed decisions regarding co-parenting arrangements. They carefully consider the family’s circumstances, explore relevant issues, and recommend arrangements that prioritise the child’s future well-being. Confidentiality is maintained to protect all parties involved in court proceedings. If you’re facing family law challenges, The Legal House, a team of skilled family lawyers in Qld, is ready to provide personalised support and guidance.

What should you expect from your first meeting?   Meeting with a Solicitor can seem overwhelming, but if you have started to think about booking an appointment, it is already necessary. At The Legal House, our family law team understands the emotions associated with relationship breakdowns; working out post-separation parenting arrangements; and dividing matrimonial assets. Here are a few points to remember if you are about to have a consultation with a family lawyer: Your matter is...

Many couples can successfully negotiate the division of their assets and care of their children without legal intervention, but those who can’t, should read this article.

The introduction of the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act (DFVPA) in 1989 closed that legal loophole. The Act was amended in 2012 and now more accurately reflects contemporary understandings of domestic and family violence.

Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012, The Act expands the definition of Domestic Violence and increases the safety, protection and wellbeing of people who fear or experience domestic violence.

If you cannot resolve a dispute that has arisen because of the virus, then you should seek legal representation. Our family law team will be able to provide you assistance in such cases.