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Reconciliation and what it means in Family Law - Part 3

Wednesday, 29 April 2020

Sarah McCarthy

Butlers Blog

RECONCILIATION AND DIVORCE

Following the first 2 Parts of our Reconciliation Series, this blog now explores the impact of reconciliation and divorce.

Firstly and most importantly, where parties were married for less than 2 years, section 44(1B) of the Family Law Act requires them to “have considered a reconciliation” with the assistance of a specified person or organisation prior to applying for a divorce.

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Reconciliation and what it means in Family Law - Part 2

Wednesday, 29 April 2020

Sarah McCarthy

Butlers Blog

RECONCILIATION AND PROPERTY PROCEEDINGS

Hopefully you have read Part 1 of our Reconciliation Series, which explains the court’s obligation to consider the possibility of parties reconciling. If the court considers that there is a reasonable possibility, it may adjourn the proceedings so that the parties may explore this.