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No Pre Nup No Worries.

by brightside
Posted on October 28, 2020
in Co-parenting, Court, family law, Mediation, New beginnings, tax, Uncategorized, wealth

For help with your separation or parenting issues call BrightSide https://brightsidefamillylaw.com.au https://www.instagram.com/susanhewitt_familylawyer/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/susanhewittfamilylawyer Susan Hewitt is the Principal at Bright Side Family Law, a non-litigious family law and mediation practice. Susan has worked as a lawyer and journalist for almost 30 years. She is an accredited collaborative lawyer and family-law mediator who is[...]

The Deal is Off. Can you change your agreement to reflect new asset values

by brightside
Posted on August 24, 2020
in celebrity, Co-parenting, family court, family law, Uncategorized, wealth

The global pandemic and how it effects existing property orders and childcare payments The Deal is off! Or is it? The onset of a global pandemic has wreaked havoc on all our lives but it has also wreaked havoc on all of our assets. House prices have changed, share prices have changed, superannuation balances have[...]

Although Gwyneth Paltrow hates the term conscious uncoupling she still loves the sentiment behind it

by brightside
Posted on August 17, 2020
in celebrity, Co-parenting, family law, New beginnings, separation, Uncategorized

Gwyneth Paltrow has admitted that even she finds the term conscious uncoupling a little full of itself. In a recent article written for Vogue magazine she writes in depth about the now famous phrase. “I was intrigued, less by the phrase, but by the sentiment. Was there a world where we could break up and[...]

by brightside
Posted on August 15, 2019
in Co-parenting, family law, New beginnings, separation

Gone are the days when a text with an emoji from your partner set your stomach aflutter and put a smile on your face. Now that that partner is an ex the texts are likely to make your stomach drop in a different way. So here is 6 apps you have to try that will[...]

It’s been a tumultuous week in Hewitt-Cohen land – professionally and personally. Running a business is often stressful and when work relationships fall over it can feel like a break-up of your own. Then there was this new website to launch. On top of that, if you are living in a household of teenagers[...]

When I was growing up my dad left home at 7.30 every morning and came home from work at 6 every night. Within 10 minutes of him getting home we’d all be sitting around the kitchen table eating dinner We’d talk about our day, laugh at Mum’s cooking, fight over second helpings and race to[...]

here are no winners when you fight family battles in court. Whatever you think of Ben Cousins, he made clear this week that he thinks his court appearances are down to the ongoing fight with his ex over their children. He sees the hole he is in as rock bottom in a bitter fight over access to his kids.[...]

by brightside
Posted on January 29, 2018
in Change, Co-parenting, Court, family law, New beginnings

I listened to a man the other day who thought he was a pretty rubbish dad. He had always been nervous with his daughter – he dropped her when she was a baby, and one day he was holding her and she was burnt by the kettle. Set against a fractious marriage, when the time[...]

Whatever your family situation, if you have children, they are your kids – plural. They have two parents and the law in Australia is very clear, both parents are equally entitled to a role in their children’s lives. They are not your kids – singular. If you take that line, which more and more judges[...]

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The Deal Is Off!

Self-Conscious Uncoupling.

6 Apps you have to try

New day, new start

Different strokes for different folks: family time reinvented

Cousins and the court merry-go-round all over again

Progress not perfection

They aren’t your kids, and you will lose them

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