Bambrick Legal Blogs

A parent can withhold a child from the other parent where there are no Parenting Orders in place, but that does not necessarily mean they are legally justified in doing so. 

The Family Court expect parents to support their child’s relationship with both parents wherever it is safe and appropriate to do so. A failure to co-parent effectively can have

When a marriage breaks down, former spouses decide how their assets, liabilities and financial resources will be divided. This process is known as a property settlement. It can involve

The High Court has handed down a major decision that reshapes the law on institutional responsibility for child sexual abuse. In AA v The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for

If a taxpayer fails to comply with statutory reporting obligations by a specified due date, the taxpayer may be liable for a Failure to Lodge on time penalty.

Since 1 January 2026, employers in South Australia’s public sector and local government have faced increased legal risk in relation to underpayments and employee entitlements.

The Family Court expect parents to support their child’s relationship with both parents wherever it is safe and appropriate to do so. A failure to co-parent effectively can have

The High Court has handed down a major decision that reshapes the law on institutional responsibility for child sexual abuse. In AA v The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for

Since 1 January 2026, employers in South Australia’s public sector and local government have faced increased legal risk in relation to underpayments and employee entitlements.