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Bambrick Legal Blogs

9 October 2026

Property Settlement Mediation

Property Settlement Mediation gives separated spouses or de facto partners an opportunity to negotiate their financial settlement with an independent mediator.

21 September 2026

Divorce & Property Settlement: What’s the Difference?

Obtaining a Divorce does not automatically divide your assets, liabilities, or superannuation, nor does reaching a Property Settlement automatically end your marriage.

4 September 2026

How to Execute a Will

A Will must be executed in accordance with the legal requirements that apply in South Australia. If those requirements are not followed, questions can arise after death about whether

17 August 2026

When an Inheritance Affects the Age Pension: Why Good Estate Planning Looks Beyond the Beneficiary

Leaving an inheritance to a loved one is usually intended to improve their financial position. But what happens when the person receiving that inheritance is an Age Pension recipient?

30 July 2026

Can a Parent Withhold a Child Without Parenting Orders?

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. 

16 July 2026

Can You Lose Parental Responsibility for Not Co-Parenting?

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

21 September 2026

Divorce & Property Settlement: What’s the Difference?

Obtaining a Divorce does not automatically divide your assets, liabilities, or superannuation, nor does reaching a Property Settlement automatically end your marriage.

17 August 2026

When an Inheritance Affects the Age Pension: Why Good Estate Planning Looks Beyond the Beneficiary

Leaving an inheritance to a loved one is usually intended to improve their financial position. But what happens when the person receiving that inheritance is an Age Pension recipient?

16 July 2026

Can You Lose Parental Responsibility for Not Co-Parenting?

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

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