Question 1: What is a divorce? Question 2: What is a de facto relationship? Question 3: What is Child Support/Maintenance? Question 4: What is a Parenting Order? Question 5: How does a Court decide who the child shall live with/spend time with? Question 6: How does a Court determine a property settlement? Question 7: What is Spousal Maintenance? Question 8: Do I need to formalise my proper settlement? Question 9: Are there any time limits? Question 10: Do I need to change my Will/Superannuation/Powers of Attorney upon separation?
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