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Bambrick Legal Blogs

1 October 2025

When Religious Divorce Becomes Family Violence

Family violence is not always physical. Courts are increasingly recognising that emotional, cultural, and religious pressures can also amount to family violence under Australian law.

16 September 2025

What Is a Life Interest in a Will?

A Life Interest (also known as a life tenancy or life estate) is a legal arrangement that grants someone the right to use or benefit from an asset for the duration of their life

27 August 2025

What Is a Substitute Decision Maker?

When you complete an Advance Care Directive Form, you are required to appoint at least one Substitute Decision Maker. This is the person who will make decisions on your behalf

15 August 2025

South Australia’s Skilled Occupation List 2025/26

For 2025/26, Australia’s Permanent Migration Program will stay at 185,000 places, with a focus on skilled migration, particularly state and territory-nominated visas and global talent.

13 August 2025

What is Estate Planning?

Estate planning is the process of arranging the distribution of your assets after you pass away. It can also involve arranging how your financial and medical decisions should be handled if

6 August 2025

What Are the 2 Agreed Types of Child Support?

In Australia, child support arrangements are guided by federal legislation, mainly the Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989, administered by Services Australia. Parents can choose

16 September 2025

What Is a Life Interest in a Will?

A Life Interest (also known as a life tenancy or life estate) is a legal arrangement that grants someone the right to use or benefit from an asset for the duration of their life

15 August 2025

South Australia’s Skilled Occupation List 2025/26

For 2025/26, Australia’s Permanent Migration Program will stay at 185,000 places, with a focus on skilled migration, particularly state and territory-nominated visas and global talent.

6 August 2025

What Are the 2 Agreed Types of Child Support?

In Australia, child support arrangements are guided by federal legislation, mainly the Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989, administered by Services Australia. Parents can choose

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