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What does the Family Court say about Vaccinations?

When parties separate and there are children involved, there are often many parenting issues that parties do not agree on. Immunisations can be one of the contentious issues. If parties can not agree on this subject, it is an issue that can be decided on by the Family Court. The Family Court is a discretionary … Continued

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THE FAMILY LAW COURT PROCESS

Upon separation, you will need to consider the division of your assets and liabilities (the matrimonial property pool) and if there are children of the relationship, the parenting arrangements for those children. These can be achieved in a number of different ways; 1. By coming to an agreement between both parties, and informally dividing up … Continued

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Parenting Arrangements over School Holiday

Negotiating school holiday time with your children can be difficult following separation or divorce. Unfortunately for some families, the tension and stress associated with making decisions around how much time the children will spend with each parent can be significant. If parents are in dispute, it is often likely that children will be affected also. … Continued

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Improving our Client Services through Technology

Peter Fisher Lawyers now offer clients a fast and cost effective online tool for Estate Planning and Family Law clients. Peter Fisher Lawyers has partnered with Settify, an innovative and award-winning online tool which provides a concise overview of your current situation and general advice on next steps, to help you know where you stand. … Continued

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Looking After An Estate is Changing in SA.

Probate is the legal process that confirms the true and last testament of a deceased person.  The first step in the process of administering the estate of a deceased person is seeking the grant of Probate. The Probate Registry determines the validity of a Will and grants its approval allowing for the distribution of assets … Continued

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