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Separation is challenging, especially with children. Co-parenting, where both parents stay actively involved, supports a child’s wellbeing. Strategies include prioritising the child, creating a clear plan, staying flexible, respecting different parenting styles, and maintaining respect. Legal tools like Consent Orders, Parenting Orders, and coordinators can help. Contact RHC Solicitors for a free 30-minute consultation to get tailored guidance.

Separated but still living under one roof? You may still be eligible to apply for divorce, but you’ll need to provide additional evidence to the Court. Learn what separation under one roof means, what documents and affidavits are required, and how to prove your separation legally, covering changes in living arrangements, financial separation, and when court attendance is necessary.

We understand that securing financial support for your child’s future is one of the most important aspects of family law. When it comes to ensuring that your child’s needs are met after separation or divorce, a child maintenance trust can provide a structured and reliable solution. Let's explore explore what a child maintenance trust is, how it works, and why it might be an essential part of your estate planning.

The Family Law Amendment Act 2024, effective from 10 June 2025, introduces significant changes to how property settlements are handled after relationship breakdowns. Key updates include considering the economic impact of family violence, including financial abuse, and changes in how family pets are treated in property settlements. The law also enhances financial disclosure duties, introduces a less adversarial approach in cases involving family violence, and strengthens court