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USEFUL RESOURCES
Below are links to online resources that may be useful to you.
Family Law Courts Australia website
Australian Government Services website
Department of Human Services (Centrelink) website
Child Support website
De Facto Law in Australia website
Australian Taxation Office website
Law Society of NSW website
My Gov Login
Federal Circuit Court of Australia website
Family Law Act website
In the event that you are unable to reach an agreement with your former spouse in relation to parenting matters, property settlement, child support or spouse maintenance, we are able to prepare the necessary documentation and provide strong representation in the Federal Circuit Court and Family Court of Australia.
We can help you to understand spouse maintenance payments including whether you are entitled to receive maintenance, or whether you have any obligation to make spouse maintenance payments to your former partner. 
We offer advice in relation to your de facto relationship including providing you with an understanding of when a de facto relationship arises and how the Family Law Act applies to de facto relationships.
We are able to assist you to understand your child support obligations and either negotiate a private arrangement with your former partner or obtain a child support assessment through the Department of Human Services. 
Minors Family Law are able to assist you to negotiate and reach an agreement with your former spouse in relation to the division of the assets of your relationship. 
When it comes to parenting matters, we offer expertise in a wide range of areas including care arrangements for your children, child recovery, relocation, international child abduction, preparation of parenting plans and consent orders, as well as mediation services. 
Once you have been separated from your spouse for a period of 12 months, you may apply to the Federal Circuit of Australia for a Divorce.