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25.01.2022 When Claire*, a 29-year-old manager, met a nice guy on a dating app, she couldn’t have predicted the reign of terror that was about to begin. Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/32RDJw5

25.01.2022 #TBT Beyond Blue Breakfast Fundraiser with Jeff Kennett RACV Club on 21 October 2014. On 21 October 2014 Pearsons Lawyers hosted a fundraiser for Beyond Blue. Our guest speaker Jeff Kennett pointed out to guests, including Family Court and Federal Circuit Court Judges, Family Law Barristers, Lawyers, Accountants, Psychologists and other special guests the importance of looking after your own mental health and looking out for others.... The breakfast event at the RACV Club raised $10,000 for Beyond Blue and was enjoyed by all with many saying how do you top that next year as a fundraiser?

22.01.2022 35th Work Anniversary for Christine Groves-Kennedy and Karen Grigg On Monday 03 August 2020 we celebrated the 35th anniversary of Christine Kennedy and Karen Grigg's employment with Pearsons. Both of these remarkable employees commenced their working life at Pearsons in 1985 - the first and only job they have ever had, prior to most other staff members even being born!... Both Christine and Karen have held various roles throughout the firm over the 35 years and both have been instrumental in being part of the fabric of what makes Pearsons Lawyers unique and special. They are responsible for the way in which Pearsons Lawyers are perceived by our clients, colleagues, the judiciary and other professionals and the public at large. They are truly wonderful ambassadors for the firm and their contribution to the firm over the last 3 decades is greatly appreciated and valued. Joe and Leanne, Pearsons Partners, are proud to boast the loyalty, dedication and hard work of Christine and Karen and honoured them by way of a Zoom celebration with our work colleagues, family and friends. To commemorate the occasion we all shared a bottle of champagne, a cupcake and honey joy as well as flowers and gifts for the two special women.

21.01.2022 The nation’s most senior courts are sending powerful messages about their readiness to untie the knot of unfair prenuptial agreements forced upon a spouse and their children. Must read: https://bit.ly/2Fkg6Tl

15.01.2022 Are you concerned about whether to follow court orders during COVID-19 and how this may impact the safety of your family? Give us a call for a free, confidential discussion and know where you stand. 1300 699 688

13.01.2022 In some children’s cases in the Family Court/Federal Circuit Court the Judge will make an Order for an Independent Children’s Lawyer (ICL). An ICL is an independent solicitor who is expert in children’s matters who are there to represent the children’s best interests. They are appointed often at the start of a case but can also be appointed at any time the Judge believes it would be helpful for the Court and the parties. ... They are often appointed in difficult parenting matters involving: Allegations of drug or alcohol use; Mental health issues; Splitting of siblings; Sexual or other abuse allegations; International relocation cases; Other complex parenting cases. "What does an ICL actually do and what does it mean for me?" Find out more here: https://bit.ly/3khy1Kk

13.01.2022 Your Marriage Certificate: when you need it and where to get it from? Marriage certificates represent a special part of your life. They’re also an important personal document that you should retain as it is proof of your marriage.... Your marriage certificate is not the document you and your spouse sign at your wedding ceremony. That is only a ceremonial marriage certificate given to you by your registered celebrant which cannot be used to show proof that your marriage was solemnised. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3lZlImR

13.01.2022 NOVEMBER FEE REDUCTION During these difficult times of COVID-19 restrictions, Pearsons Lawyers are reaching out to all who are wanting to obtain their divorce certificate. We are offering a 20% discount for the cost of legal work on all Divorce Applications where a deposit is paid in November.... Full details here: pearsonslawyers.com.au/november-divorce-special

08.01.2022 Cheating during the coronavirus pandemic... While many of us waited out lockdown with baking and TV binges, many others turned to love and lust online for distraction. Read more: https://bit.ly/3fOB3m9

06.01.2022 In this video, Pearsons Director & Partner, Leanne Abela, walks you through essential actions you should take immediately - regardless of where you are in the Divorce/Separation process, saving you time and money when it comes time to see your Family Lawyer. Leanne will cover: * Securing your email,... * Freezing your mortgage/s, * Lodging a caveat against any property, * Changing locks, * Making a new Will / Changing Superannuation beneficiaries, * Intervention Orders See more

05.01.2022 When submitting an application at either the Family Court or the Federal Circuit Court you are required to pay a compulsory filing fee. The Court fees are set by Federal Government Regulations in accordance with the Family Law (Fees) Regulation 2012. A list of the different types of fees can be found by clicking on the following link: http://www.federalcircuitcourt.gov.au//fee/family-law-fees ... Read more about the different types of fees on our blog here: https://bit.ly/3hhz8Y9

05.01.2022 Married Overseas? Here’s what you need to know about divorce and property settlement. ...Continue reading

04.01.2022 What is the Commonwealth Courts Portal? The Commonwealth Courts Portal (Portal) is an initiative of the Family, Federal and Federal Circuit Courts of Australia. It provides web-based services for clients to access information about cases before the Courts. The Family Court of Western Australia also provides online services through the Portal.... Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3lYLKXB

03.01.2022 A concern for many parents is how to achieve a suitable parenting arrangement after separation (previously termed as child custody in Australian Law). By law, both parents are legally responsible for their children. In other words, parents have all the duties, powers, responsibilities, and authority in relation to their children (known as Parental Responsibility) and the responsibility does not cease post-separation. ... With this said, the Court also has a duty to ensure that the best interests of the child are upheld when considering a suitable parenting arrangement. There are two primary factors the Court considers when determining a child’s best interests... Read more: https://bit.ly/3lFTHjL

03.01.2022 Well done to our solicitor Amanda Vella who has come second in our baby photo competition! Enjoy your hamper from @hamperswithbite #familylawyers #familylawyersmelbourne #officefun

03.01.2022 Divorce in Australia: Who Gets What? If you are in the process of separating from your partner or are thinking about separating, it is important to be fully informed about your rights and entitlements from the start. This includes having a good understanding of the Divorce process in Australia and the circumstances under which you can make an application to the Court for a Divorce. ... Read more: https://bit.ly/35gCCYc

01.01.2022 Gail Kelly A Lesson in Leadership It was a privilege to attend a remarkable presentation by former CEO of the Westpac Bank Gail Kelly several years ago. Gail launched her book Live Lead Learn her stories of life and leadership, a mother of 4 and a former school teacher breaking through the glass ceiling as a female CEO of one of Australia’s largest companies. ... Definitely worth a read. It was a privilege for some of the team at Pearsons to attend.