What is the difference between a Parenting Plan and Parenting Orders?
Navigating parenting arrangements during a separation can be difficult, particularly if you and your former partner or spouse are unable...
Pamela Bachour
Pamela is a member of Ivy Law Group’s prominent Family Law division. She specialises in parenting, property and divorce matters.Pamela is a strong advocate for her clients and gains great satisfaction in helping them navigate through a difficult time in their lives and achieving an outcome that resolves their dispute to the highest standard.
Latest Pamela Bachour Articles
Do I need to attend Mediation in my family law matter?
As of 2021, all parties to a family law dispute, are required to attend a form of Family Dispute Resolution...
Family Court expands Lighthouse Project: here’s what you need to know
In response to the increasing level of family violence to which families and children are being exposed, in early 2021,...
How does the Court determine the breakdown of a de-facto relationship?
There are various factors that the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia will take into consideration when determining whether...
Understanding the different types of parenting reports in family law matters
If you have a parenting matter before the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA), chances are the Court...
Superannuation assets to become more accessible in family law cases
Gaining access to information regarding a former spouse or partner’s superannuation assets in family law proceedings has, in the past,...
Vaccinations in children, parental rights and the family courts: how does it all work?
Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia’s (FCFCOA) Covid-19 list has seen...
Representing yourself in Court in family law matters: what you need to know
It can be difficult to be a self-represented party in family law matters (meaning you do not have legal representation)....
Are contributions made post-separation still considered?
In our articles ‘Initial contributions in a relationship and their impact on a property settlement’ and ‘Assessing contributions made during...
What will the new dispute resolution process look like in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia?
On September 1, 2021 the newly merged Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) began operating, and with it,...
