Alliance Family Law

16/05/2025

On our blog: when you or a loved one are neurodivergent and need family law support:

Neurodivergent family law: Recently on our blog we looked at some of the unique challenges when it comes to crafting parenting arrangements for

07/05/2025

University of Adelaide psychology lecturer Dr Anastasia Ejova said “this finding can be explained through the lens of post-traumatic growth, whereby individuals who experience major crises may develop increased insight and gratitude regarding their circumstances, which in turn increases their wellbeing”:

Separation can be a traumatic life event, but a new study reveals factors contributing to women adjusting well.

28/04/2025

Our advice on how to build a case for letting you move away with the kids:

Going through a divorce or separation can be incredibly stressful when one parent wants to relocate with children, and the other parent, who might not...

27/04/2025

Useful tips for handling your divorce at work:

Explore these ten useful tips that will help you remain focused and present.

25/04/2025

Keen for 'your day in court', or perhaps fretting over 'being taken to court'? In most cases, you'll never set foot inside a courtroom:

Stay out of court with pre-action procedures. For family law help: Alliance Family Law (02) 6223 2400.

22/04/2025

Four reasons men find it harder to leave a marriage:

15/04/2025

An important read:

Experts say it is common for women to walk away with less than they are entitled to when it comes to superannuation in divorce or during a separation.

12/04/2025

On our blog - what to do if your child resists contact with your co-parent:

Virtual contact has its benefits and drawbacks - we take a look. For family law advice, contact Alliance Family Law on (02) 6223 2400

10/04/2025

Really useful advice:

How to explain divorce to children – by age group - A psychotherapist and a divorce coach tell Lisa Salmon how parents can best explain their separation to kids of every age.

08/04/2025

"On average, it took about 4.18 years for the emotional attachment to an ex-partner to be halfway dissolved":

The half-life of emotional attachment appears to be 4 years.

29/03/2025

Nice piece on divorce and healing:

Psychologists say a ritual or celebration can help a person move forward from a difficult phase of their life.

23/03/2025

New on our blog - the ins and outs of supervised contact:

Can you have a family member provide supervised contact for your child? For family law help: Alliance Family Law (02) 6223 2400