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As we enter a new year, there are many areas within family law that are ripe for reform — including around cohabitation, financial remedy orders and prenups.
Our family law team reflect on key legal milestones and where the law can further develop to support the rights and recognition of the LGBTQ+ community.
Following the festive period — and in the optimism of a new year ahead — many couples find themselves taking a hard and truthful look at their relationship.
What should I do if my child suddenly doesn’t want to see me? As a parent, it’s important to know what to do next.
From building a family to creating Wills and trusts, buying or selling property, land or a business, planning for your succession or dealing with a crisis, it helps to have ready access to a multidisciplinary legal team that can support you with whatever life throws your way.
Our family lawyers explain the key issues around international marriage contracts that couples should be aware of.
The computer system glitch failed to detect that divorce applications were submitted too early, meaning that these divorces may not be legally valid.
Associate and family law specialist Joe Ailion explains what the process of seeking parental responsibility involves for extended family.
Our client sought advice from a specialist family lawyer regarding a property dispute following the relationship breakdown of an unmarried couple.
We've been recognised again in The Times' Best Law Firms guide for 2025, with our commercial dispute resolution and family law teams receiving commendations.
Our family law team represented the paternal grandparents of three young children where contact had been stopped by the children’s parents.
We spoke to expert lawyers across our Brabners Personal and corporate teams to understand how the announcements will impact individuals and businesses.