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Divorce
Do you wish to divorce your Australian spouse? Well, there are a set of laws that guide the divorce process in Australia. Knowing these laws will ensure peace of mind as you dissolve your marriage. The article below details divorce law in Australia.
Child Support
Child support in Australia is usually meant to ensure the welfare of the child is fully catered for. To apply for child support, you must go to the Department of Human Services or DHS. Furthermore, there is a complex formula used to determine a fair amount for child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
In Australia, child custody is determined based on the best interests of the child. The Family Law Act defines conditions regarding child custody. There is a legal presumption of equal shared responsibility. However, if you want sole custody, there are certain conditions you need to satisfy for the court to grant it to you.
Guardianship
If you are a parent, you might be wondering what happens if something happens to you and you can't take care of your children. The good news is that there is a process called guardianship that will help to ensure that your kids are taken care of in the event that something happens to you. In this blog post, we will answer some common questions about guardianship. Keep reading for more information!
Spousal Support
Couples with prenuptial or postnuptial agreements easily share property since the contracts detail how they will divide their marital property. However, if you do not have such a contract, you should decide properties to include in the property settlement contract, how you will share debts and whether one of the parties is entitled to alimony.
Child Abuse
Child abuse is any form of emotional, physical, negligent, or sexual abuse treatment. Child abuse also qualifies as any form of exploitation that poses potential harm to a child's survival and health. Child abuse is an important determining factor when the court is granting child custody and visitation during divorce proceedings.

DUI/DWI
Victims of vicious crime, such as child sexual abuse, rape, domestic violence and drunk driving, as well as assault, are all entitled to apply for financial assistance.
Sex Crimes
Why You Should Not Take Accusations of Sex Crimes Lightly - Legal Aid: A Blog About Laws And Legal Processes
Misdemeanors
Unless your arrest is also combined with other crimes, a disorderly conduct crime is usually considered a misdemeanor. In some cases, the only punishment you will get is to pay a fine. The amount you have to pay often varies based on the type of disorderly conduct, how much of a disturbance it was, and whether you have been arrested for this type of crime before. For more severe disorderly conduct crimes, jail time is sometimes included, though often a short period of time and dependent on your criminal history. The court may also put you on probation or require completing an anger management program or substance abuse program.
Assault
The first thing you should know about these types of crimes is that they can come from verbal actions and physical ones. Nearly anything that might cause a public disturbance can be considered disorderly conduct, though it varies based on where you live. Some disorderly conduct crimes are seemingly harmless, but because they disturb the peace, they might still result in an arrest. For example, if you are participating in a protest, you can get arrested. There are physical forms like fighting with others in a public setting, which can also get you an assault and battery charge depending on the circumstances. Verbal fighting, hollering, and screaming can be considered disorderly conduct as well. Public intoxication may also be included.

Business and Corporate Law

Intellectual Property

Workers Compensation
3 Questions You Might Have About Obtaining Worker's Compensation - Legal Aid: A Blog About Laws And Legal Processes
Non-compete Agreement
When you hire new employees or contractors, or take on new business partners, you want to ensure that they all sign contracts that state that your intellectual property is protected. It's good to have the contract worded by an attorney who specializes in your area of intellectual property, such as design and engineering versus storytelling or composing music. The contract can ensure that you own anything they may create while working for you and may also include a non-compete clause, stating that they cannot open their own business or work for a competitor within a certain timeframe after leaving your company. Keeping these things confidential can also be part of that contract, so they don't share these ideas of yours with anyone else either.

Trusts and Estates

Wills
You can also find the will of the deceased by going through the courts. First, the court must prove that the will left by the deceased (if any) is valid in a legal process known as probate. After you have applied for a probate, the Supreme Court confirms the last will of the deceased and advertises its findings with the right legal publications, and hence, the details of the will become accessible to the public. You can then get a copy of the will by visiting the Probate Registry of the Supreme Court yourself, or by writing a letter, fax or email to them. You will be required to provide accurate details of the dead such as name and date of death.

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