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	document.write('<tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=5707">The Nuts and Bolts of Pre-Nuptial Agreements</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>September, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>In Australia it is possible to make Pre-Nuptial Agreements under the <em>Family Law Act 1975</em> (Cth) ("the Family Law Act").</p><h4>What are Pre-Nuptial Agreements?</h4><p>Pre-Nuptial Agreements are binding financial agreements concerning how real and personal property is to be dealt with in the event that the marriage breaks down....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=5649">NSW Relationships Register open from 1 July 2010</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>August, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>This month saw the opening of the NSW Relationships Register. As from 1 July 2010&#44; unmarried couples are now able to prove their committed or de-facto status by registering....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=5607">Surrogacy Laws in Australia: an absence of uniformity causes confusion!</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>July, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>With Queensland introducing new surrogacy laws in 2010&#44; altruistic surrogacy has become legal throughout Australia. However&#44; a lack of uniformity with regard to individual State&#8217;s legislation means that intended parents can become confused....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=5441">What\'s in a name?</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>June, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>For almost all of us&#44; our name is something which says who we are. Apart from being a bit like a personal identifier&#44; it also can describe one\'s ancestry&#44; one\'s ethnic background and whether we are married....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=5337">How Can the Law Protect You from Domestic Violence?</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>May, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><h3>What is domestic violence</h3><p>Domestic violence is commonly thought of as physical abuse. However&#44; it can also include other conduct such as sexual&#44; emotional or psychological abuse....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=5223">Superannuation in Family Law Financial Settlements</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>April, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>Most working Australians have some superannuation and for many their superannuation can be quite a substantial part of their financial future....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=5161">Divorce or Annulment?</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>March, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>Numbers of clients will say to their Family Lawyer&#44; "I don\'t want a divorce&#44; I want my marriage annulled"&#44; and usually this is to do with a religious belief....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=4862">Finding out with Family Law: Parentage Testing</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>February, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>Parentage tests determining the parent of the child may be needed for Family Law matters such as child support payments&#44; custody&#44; access&#44; inheritance and adoption....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=4661">Parents - Feel Supported with Child Support</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>January, 2010</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>Once partners separate&#44; family obligations are always an uncertain matter. But the one constant obligation is parents\' duties to support their children....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=4601">Where are the children going to go at Christmas?</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>December, 2009</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>December is not busy just in department stores&#44; it is flat out in the Family Law courts. For judges&#44; magistrates and lawyers&#44; December is the month of working out where children will spend their Christmas when Mum and Dad cannot work it out....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=4441">All in the family: Dispute Resolution</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>November, 2009</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>Family dispute resolution involves people affected by separation and family breakdown. Dispute resolution is about coming together to talk about differences and trying reach agreements....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=4223">Family Law: What does that Mean?</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>October, 2009</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>The Family Law Act is a long and often complicated piece of legislation. Since it first came into force in 1975&#44; it has been amended on many occasions and is now nearly twice as long as it first was....<br><br></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><a href="newsletter.asp?docID=4183">"Can you trust a Trust?"</a></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><i>September, 2009</i></td></tr><tr>	<td class=bodytext><p>When a family is blessed with some wealth&#44; it is not uncommon to find a family trust involved.  A trust is an arrangement where assets are held in the name of a trustee on behalf of named beneficiaries....<br><br></td></tr>');
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