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Institutional Abuse Law
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Parenting Arrangements
Separation & Divorce Law
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Drug Offences, Assault, Fraud & Sexual Offences
Domestic Violence Offences
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Obtaining (Or Opposing) Relocation Orders
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Frequently Asked Questions
When can I apply for a divorce, according to Catherine Henry Lawyers?
In Australia, either you or your former spouse can apply for a divorce, alone or together, if you have lived separately and apart for at least 12 months (in most cases) and there is no prospect or reasonable likelihood of reconciliation.
Can we be 'separated' while still living together, according to Catherine Henry Lawyers?
This is possible, but you will need to show the Court how this has occurred. For example, by a change in sleeping arrangements, reduced joint activities, not eating meals together, a division of financial contributions or paying bills from your individual incomes.
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