Compared with many countries, the divorce rate in Australia is higher, and there are many macro-reasons such as different immigration background, multi-cultural integration or preservation of traditional consciousness. In 2015, 40 percent of marriage ended with divorce, and more than 50, 000 children under the age of 18 faced parental divorce, according to the Australian Bureau of data.
For Chinese, "home" is always the most important belonging, "home and everything" is also the expectation of every member of the family. However, if there is a dispute at home, please do not ignore, evade or take an inappropriate way to deal with it. If necessary, seek law assistance to protect yourself, children and families.
Australia's Family Act (Family Law Act) covers most family law matters. The Family Act deals with specific family matters (such as divorce, children, property, etc.). If you have marry or are living with a person, the Family Law provides for any dispute over your children or property. Even if you are not in a marriage or cohabitation relationship, the Family Law provides for any disputes with your children, such as where the child should live.
Therefore, the topic of law's "Overview of Australian Family Law" aims to help Chinese in Australia understand the rights, obligations and responsibilities in dealing with related family relations, marriage property, child rearing, and so on, in order to better face and resolve family disputes. In the hope that the family can enjoy the full moon.
The topic is divided into the following chapters:
The following is an overview of Australian Family Law (3): marriage property allocation):
"marry ten years, she was spoiled by her husband into a child," the title of the toxic chicken soup forwarded by a lot of people. Recently, the popular urban emotional drama "my first half of my Life" gave the majority of female netizens a strong wake-up-"I raise you" is the world's most toxic love words!
Adapted from Yi Shu's best-selling book, the TV series tells the story of a bi-married woman who, after many years as a housewife, discovered an affair with her husband, won a divorce lawsuit with the help of a best friend, and reconsidered the story of a successful counterattack after rejoining the workplace. The play is a true reflection of the cruelty of the current marriage reality, in which many people see their own shadow.
Throughout the comments made by netizens on the play, the three most popular points are:
The mistress who lets the man abandon his wife and son is not as beautiful as the original one.
White light in the reality of a lot of men, sub-groups of this only married to love silly women abound! Marriage who only talks about feelings is playing hooligans!
Tang Jing this best friend set up, YY is fierce, is not in line with the reality!
Tang Jing's person is set up as a foreign company consultant. In real life, this kind of woman over the age of 30 has a full schedule every day. Where is there so much leisure to solve the emotional problems of best friends?. More likely to do so is to give their good friends good divorce lawer do professional counseling.
Sociologists say marriage has five basic functions, the economic community, legal sexual relations, legitimate children, sense of security, emotional needs. First of all, the couple is a economic community, and when economic goes wrong, marriage gets "sick" and even dies. Is such an urban emotional drama, let many female netizens as a thriller.
In view of the distinct differences between the marriage property distribution system between China and Australia and the relevant marriage Law, the Family Law and other law, as well as the traditional Chinese family culture, and taking advantage of the popularity of the play, Marriage property allocation has recently become one of the high-frequency questions asked by many Chinese in Australia (especially women) during law consultations.
This paper summarizes and summarizes some rules of "marriage property distribution" in Australia in the form of charts and charts as follows:
Author's introduction: Lin Huiming
Bachelor of Law in China (National Scholarship), Master of International Business Law, UK (Hon. academic degree), Australia, Dr. law, Australia)
Lawer Australia lawe
Queensland Supreme Court Practitioners lawe
Federal Court of Australia Registration lawe
Law Practitioner, Shanghai Haoxin lawer firm, Shanghai, China
China law Professional qualification Certificate
He has been involved in the fields of property law, immigration law and international commercial law. In the last ten years, China, Britain and Australia have studied law work experience, adhered to the promotion of the Chinese community public welfare legal aid and law column, and focused on cross-border law business and corporate legal consultation in the Asia-Pacific region.
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