Introduction It is unwise to just ignore an Order made in a Family Law proceeding which binds you. If an Order has been made with which a party does not agree, if there are sufficient grounds, there may be an option to appeal the Order to the
Background In lengthy litigious proceedings parties can accumulate large legal fees. The question is can these legal fees form part
Case of Hoult & Hoult [2013] FamCAFC 109 (26 July 2013) Appeal against a section 90B Binding Financial Agreement. Wife
Case of Bevan & Bevan [2013] FamCAFC 116. Husand took off in 1994 saying he was going “to the sea”,
Case of Abell & Vogel [2013] FamCA. The case concerned de facto partners who were in a relationship for less
Case of Payne & Payne [2013] FCCA 794. Family company was in liquidation. Husband established new company and took customers
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