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@月是故乡明-i5p We can offer you a 10 minute free call with a Wills lawyer to get some information about your individual situation. If you would like to see what times are available for you, please call our client care team on (07)3272 3777 or email enquiries@qflp.com.au and mention you were speaking to the QFLP UA-cam Channel.

@BlackenedGold Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We’re glad the advice and tips were helpful to you. Knowing that the content makes a difference means a lot to us. If there’s anything more you’d like to see or specific questions you have, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to support you every step of the way!

Hi All situations are individual - can you describe your specific situation so we can help more?

Hi So sorry you are going through this. We can offer a complimentary 10-minute chat with a senior lawyer to see what actions are available to you. If this is of interest to you please email our client care team at enquiries@qflp.com.au saying you have seen our UA-cam channel and customer service said to contact :)

@THEDAILYLIFE24 Thank you so much! 😊 We’re really happy to hear you found the video helpful. If you have any other questions or topics you'd like us to cover, feel free to let us know. We're here to help!

Great question about De facto - please take a look here www.qflp.com.au/defacto-matters and our sister law firm who are national www.forgelegal.com.au/de-facto-relationships/.

Western Australia has its own Family Court system which is separate from other states in Australia. Contacting a WA family lawyer to discuss your matter is best.

Hi Lindy That is lovely trying to assist your friend. Were they married in Australia or did your friend ever live in Australia?

@@qldfamilylaw Yes, Married in Queensland during 2016, lived together as a married couple for just over a year, and also de facto for a few years before that.

@@lindyhopperalbury Hi Linda It would be best for you and your friend to contact our Client Care team (07 3172 3777 or enquiries@qflp.com.au)and say you have been chatting with the You Tube customer support for Tracey's videos and they will arrange a complimentary chat for you with one of our family lawyers. This will enable your friend to establish her individual circumstances and know her rights. This will give her a direction moving forward. Please let me know if I can help further :)

Hi, We can offer you a complimentary consultation so you can understand your rights. Please email enquiries@qflp.com.au letting them know you spoke online to our UA-cam Channel manager. How long were you married and were there assets and children involved?

Hi Sorry to hear about the challenging situation. As there are a few unique factors to consider it would be best for your partner to speak to a family lawyer to see what are the best options for the children, you and your partner :) If you call 1300 036743 say that you spoke here on UA-cam channel and our client care team can look to arrange a complimentary 10 chat with a family lawyer for you and your partner.

How can I help you? We offer other free resources or you can email us at enquiries@qflp.com.au and mention you saw our UA-cam channel and would like a chat to a family lawyer.

Thank you so much for your kind words! This is exactly what we he at QFLP live for and our daily purpose-to help people like you plan and achieve your best future possible. We're thrilled to know that you found our video informative. That's why we offer free resources, videos, and Holistic Lawyering solutions to support you legally, financially, and emotionally. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance. We're here to help! Warm regards, ELissa

Thank you for your feedback indicating that the family law videos and information provided are beneficial. Tracey McMillian and the family lawyers at Queensland Family Law Practice (QFLP) are committed to offering valuable resources so everyone can be empowered by the law.

Hi This is such a terrible situation, I am so sorry you and your children are going through this. Please message our client care at enquiries@qflp.com.au to confidentially have a 10 minute complimentary chat to at least know what you options will be or you can call 07 3172 3777

For enquiries or assistance, feel free to contact our client care team at Queensland Family Law Practice (QFLP) via phone at (07) 3172 3777 or through email at enquiries@qflp.com.au. Your questions are always welcome!

Hi Gordon, Great question! please find an article that will guide you here on Grandparents and your rights www.qflp.com.au/grandparents-rights-in-australia

@@qldfamilylawthank you

Hi Alice, We created these videos to help people be empowered by the law. It is great to know these resources help, especially when people are going through some of life's toughest times requiring both legal and emotional and financial challenges. We also have many other free resources ebooks, courses and articles that you and your friend can access at www.qflp.com.au

Hi Blessed Unless you entered into either a Formal Consent Order or entered into a Binding Financial Agreement where both parties received legal advice and were legally represented then your agreement unfortunately will not be binding on either party.

@@qldfamilylaw Thank you kindly for your response.

The answer to this is not always straight forward. The law is that all assets are included at the date that any agreement is signed or court order made. However if you can prove that the asset was acquired independently of funds or property that existed during the relationship then you may be treated separately from the pool. For example a person gets a car loan to buy a new car. Debts of the relationship will form part of the pool or any debt that has been created for the benefit of the relationship. For example if a person takes out a loan to renovate the marital house to sell it or takes out a personal loan to consolidate credit card debts then this debt will form part of the pool. But debts that won’t come into the pool are such debts as loans for a holiday or legal fees etc.

Thanks you!@@qldfamilylaw

Firstly, It is important to remember that a will that was created prior to a marriage and not made in contemplation of a marriage will be void. As for the what occurs with step- children, the answer will vary from matter to matter. There are many factors to consider such as the ages, needs of the children, disentitling conduct. This is one which is best left for individualised advice.

Wishing you and your children happiness.

Hi Ben We are a local business and not a free Gov agency. This legal video channel we do to help people. I suggest you write an email to enquiries@qflp.com.au letting us know what is going on for you and your family and that you have been on this You Tube channel, there may be some other resources we can suggest.

You are so correct it should be about healing not harming.

Thank you for your question as it is a common question that comes up when you have a relationship where one person is the main income earner and the other relies upon their income for support. The purpose of property settlement is to sever the financial arrangements of the parties and this means that each person has to support themselves by their own means. There are some circumstances though where it is necessary for one person to provide financial support to the other person for a limited period of time in order to assist the other person to get back on their feet and to upskill themselves in order to obtain employment. This is called Spousal Maintenance. In order to be eligible for Spousal Maintenance 2 things needs to be proven: 1. That the person who is seeking support has outgoing expenses that exceed their income; and 2. That the person who is to pay the support has the reasonable financial ability to pay the support requested. I hope that helps answer your question.

I am so sorry to hear what you are going through. Please call our client care to find out you rights in a complimentary chat with a family lawyers (07) 3172 3777 or if you would prefer to email enquiries@qflp.com.au and mentioned you spoke with customer care on QFLP UA-cam channel. You have rights and actions you can take.

Hi You will need to attend the court hearing as there is child of the marriage under the age 18. If you need any other questions answered or help needed with a parenting plan please call our client care team on 07 3172 3777

It is such an honour to know my videos are helpful. I love to empower and share as much knowledge as I can so that everyone has equal access to the legal system. In answer to your question it will depend on whether the Consent Orders are Parenting or Property. If you have a document with a red round stamp on it which is something we call a Court Seal then yes you have a Consent Order. If you have a document that is called a Parenting Plan then that is NOT a Consent Order. I am assuming yours is a Consent Order. In order to Amend a Consent Order you will either need the consent of the other party or you will have to commence court proceedings and seek a Court Order. If you do have the consent of the other party then you will need to go through and complete An Application for a Consent Order and Minutes of Consent just as you did previously. The only difference this is time is you reference the previous Orders and ask for either the whole Previous Order or specific Orders contained Previous Order to be set aside and then you write what Orders you are seeking to be put in place this time. If it is property Orders then I strongly recommend getting legal advice before doing so as there may be more documents or other issues that may need addressing. It is important to get lawyers to always do a check to make sure it has been done correctly and you are not missing out something important. I hope all of that helps and you are always welcome to reach out if you need further guidance. Have a wonderful and peaceful Merry Christmas. Tracey

Interesting - there are quite a few differences between USA family laws and Australian family laws.

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Hi How can we be of service? We help people with Wills.

Hi This eBook on Separating and Divorce may also be of assistance to you. www.qflp.com.au/free-ebook-the-5-top-tips-following-a-separation

Hi Happy we can help. Please look at our UA-cam channel @Qld family Law to see many videos on all Family Law topics which we hope will be of assitance.

There are many differences between Australian Family Law and how divorce is handled in the USA.

Hi When you are ready we can help with a few options for you. We have many free eBooks or videos on our website www.qflp.com.au even a free webinar on separation and divorce or you can send us a confidential enquiry to enquiries@qflp.com.au or call our client care team at (07) 3172 3777 for a 10-minute free confidential chat with a family lawyer.

Hi, I am sorry you are going through this, best to talk offline. You can send us a confidential enquiry to enquiries@qflp.com.au or call our client care team at (07) 3172 3777 for a 10 minute free confidential chat with a family lawyer.

Hi This week we are posting an article by one of our leading lawyers which will outline grandparents' rights. As soon as I have it I will send you a copy :)

It usually takes 3-4 months for a hearing date to be set once the application for divorce has been filed with the court. Once the court has heard the application, the divorce takes effect 1 month and 1 day after the hearing date

I can understand your point of view. Post separation contributions can be a bit tricky from time to time. Inheritances that are received after separation are included in the pool however the person who receives the inheritance may potentially receive most if not all of the inheritance depending on the individual matter. Unfortunately our family law system has some way to go to reflect a truly just and fair outcome for all of those who need it.