Money Talks: Business Valuation’s Role in Family Law

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Watch: Money Talks: Business Valuation’s Role in Family Law When it comes to family law solicitors Gold Coast, being clear about money matters is key to making sure decisions are fair. Business valuations play a crucial role in family law matters, and nowhere is that more obvious than when a couple separates and one, or […]

Unlocking Your Business Value in Divorce Settlements

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Welcome back to our 5-part blog series, we’ve reached the 4th instalment, and we’re excited to explore this topic with you.   We are your go-to ‘divorce lawyers on the Gold Coast’ and we are here to help guide you through the often complicated path of separation and divorce. Here at Collective Family Law Group, we […]

The Importance of Business Valuations in Family Law Podcast Ep85

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  In family law matters involving the division of assets, the valuation of businesses plays a critical role in achieving a fair and equitable outcome. Business valuations provide an objective assessment of the worth of a business, ensuring that all parties involved in the family law proceedings have a clear understanding of its value. In […]

The Ultimate Guide to De Facto Relationships

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Property Division, Child Custody, and Support in Australia Navigating the legal aspects of a de facto relationship can be complex, especially when it comes to property division, child custody, and support matters. As experienced Gold Coast family lawyers, we understand the challenges you may face during this time.  In this ultimate guide, we provide answers […]

5 Things to Expect When Splitting From Your Partner

Divorce and separation can be emotionally challenging and complex, requiring careful consideration and guidance. The expert divorce lawyers Gold Coast at Collective Family Law Group understands the difficulties you may face during this time and are here to provide the support and expertise you need.  By familiarising yourself with these considerations, you can better navigate […]

Separating Amicably for Australian Couples:
2026 Guide

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Sometimes, whether one or both of you wanted the divorce, when you start discussing the terms, things can get very messy. You might be surprised to hear that amicable divorces happen all the time. Whilst not necessarily easy, they are possible, and the difference often comes down to a handful of deliberate choices made early, […]

Prevent Conflict in the Future – Binding Financial Agreements

A Binding Financial Agreement (‘BFA’) is an agreement between you and your partner regarding financial matters. Some people may recall pre-nuptial agreements, which are now encompassed in a BFA. A BFA can be entered into prior to a de facto relationship or marriage, during a de facto relationship or marriage, or post-separation, and can be […]

Changing Your Passwords After Separation:
Is it mandatory? 2026 Guide for Ex-Couples

Is changing your passwords after separation mandatory? Or not? Well, let’s be clever here. You are now separated, and you are not only entitled to your privacy, but you need to claim it. It’s very important that you have healthy boundaries with your ex-partner. You may think he or she would never betray your confidence, […]

My Partner Had An Affair. Does That Mean I Get
More From The Property Settlement?

The short answer is no. Finding out your partner had an affair is devastating enough without also wondering whether the law will at least recognise the unfairness of it in your property settlement. Most people assume it will. Popular culture certainly assumes it will. But in reality, that’s just not how Australian family law works. […]

4 Steps That Will Help You Separate Amicably

Standing in front of the altar and saying, “I do,” never conjure up images of finding out about an affair or going through a dreaded divorce later on in a marriage. We all enter into our marriage with dreams of everlasting bliss and happiness, believing our partner will be faithful to us no matter what. […]

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