East Coast Law Family Law Blog

East Coast Family Law untangles parenting arrangements when family violence plays a role in a separation in New South Wales.

It's not a simple matter of pointing out that they're in an abusive relationship and should leave. Here are some steps you can take.

If your child is experiencing domestic violence, it can be hard to know what to do. Find out about the different options available in NSW.

In this months episode of the Better Living Report, we talk to Lachlan Anderson from Discover Wealth about some of the role financial advisers can ...

Domestic violence is more than just physical abuse. Find out more about the scope of family violence in this post by East Coast Family Law.

When the romantic relationship between parents breaks down, parental alienation is sometimes used as an unfair tactic to harm one parent's relationship with their children.

Family dispute resolution often involves parenting arrangements in one form or another, and knowing the different types is essential.

Peaceful co-parenting is essential if you want to put your children first following a high-conflict separation.

Legal considerations and responsibilities for step-parents are different than they are for biological parents. Read more on the East Coat Family Law blog.

Technology and the internet are having a profound impact on the family law field. Find out how things are changing in Australia.

Domestic violence rates have increased during 2020. If you’ve experienced domestic violence, there are many resources that can help.

2020 has caused unprecedented strain on relationships. If you and your partner are struggling, find out help is available to you in the Hunter region.