When you said your vows, you hoped that you and your spouse would work out every challenge that came your way. However, there may come a point where your differences start coming between you. If you have tried all forms of conflict resolution and none seems to be working, you have probably drifted too far apart for your marriage to be salvaged. The decision to separate is one of the most difficult resolutions you can make in this lifetime.

Human behaviour can often be irrational and difficult to understand. People may do or say things that may seem to be counterintuitive, especially if they are under stress in a particular situation. You may think that everything you do is perfectly logical and understandable, but, given an unfortunate set of circumstances, this may not be the case. Why should you always act in a certain way if you are involved in a car accident?

Family law is a branch of law specialising with issues concerning family relationships. It addresses issues surrounding divorce, property settlement, child adoption, child custody, premarital and post-marital agreements. The Australian family law is anchored on the Family Law Act 1975. Read this article to learn more about family law in Australia.  Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements Engaged or married couples are allowed to create contracts detailing how they would like to share property or raise their children in case of divorce or separation.

Most testators are often concerned about will disputes. A will dispute will significantly affect the distribution of your assets once you die. Read this excerpt to learn more about will disputes and how you can avoid them.  What Causes Will Disputes?  Your will could be disputed if it does meet the required legal standard. For instance, you must be mentally sound when writing the will. Besides, the will should be signed by two witnesses.

A will allows you to allocate your estate and sentimental items to friends and family once you die. Contrary to popular belief, wills are not for the old. Death comes when least expected. As such, you should write your will at the earliest opportunity and make regular updates as your financial condition changes. Read this excerpt for some expert tips to help you as you write your will. Tip 1: Work With A Wills And Estates Lawyer

If you get arrested, going through the criminal justice system may be one of your scariest moments because of the daunting fees and intricate terminologies involved. The trauma of getting arrested can make you feel like you have lost the legal battle even before it commences, especially if it is your first time. In such a situation, hiring a reputable law firm is the most appropriate decision that will make the legal processes less overwhelming.

When looking for a criminal lawyer, most clients will want to assess the lawyer's expertise in criminal law. It helps improve their confidence in the lawyer's services. Below are some questions to help you interview your criminal lawyer.  What Is Your Expertise?  Most criminal lawyers will specialise in specific aspects of criminal law. For instance, some deal with murders and manslaughter, while others could specialise in corruption. Check the lawyer's history to understand their success rate.