Family Law Advice Newcastle & Maitland

Two people with divorce papers, symbolising the completion of the divorce application process for separation, child custody, and property matters.

DIY Divorce: The Divorce Application Process

19 November 2024

Going through a divorce can be overwhelming, but understanding the application process can help simplify your journey. Here’s everything you need to know about

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Your Separation Journey with JustFund

14 November 2024

At The Family Law Co, we understand that navigating family law matters can be overwhelming, especially during a separation. That’s why we’re excited to share

A frustrated and scared woman experiencing the emotional and financial impact of coercive control and domestic violence in relationships.

Signs of Financial Abuse and Coercive Control: Essential Information

5 November 2024

Financial abuse is a lesser-known but significant form of family and domestic violence. In many cases, it goes hand-in-hand with coercive control, creating a deeply

A close-up image of a person in a suit handing over keys to another person, with a document on the desk labelled ‘Agreement’, symbolising property settlements in family law.

Exceptional Circumstances: A Guide to Property Settlements

31 October 2024

In March 2024, Legal Aid NSW launched a new policy for funding family law property settlements, called the property policy. This policy offers legal aid

Carla Giles, Principal Solicitor at The Family Law Co., at the 2023 Women in Law Awards, smiling at the ceremony in recognition of her contributions to family law and mentoring.

Celebrating Carla Giles: Dual Finalist at the 2024 Women in Law Awards

3 October 2024

We are delighted to share exhilarating news from The Family Law Co. family! Carla Giles, our esteemed Principal Solicitor and Director, has achieved the distinction

Christmas and School Holiday Parenting Arrangements

23 September 2024

For separated parents, now is the time to review your parenting arrangements for the Christmas and long summer school holiday periods. The Court has a

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