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Superannuation splitting in a divorce or separation: how it works in QLD

Superannuation splitting in a divorce or separation: how it works in QLD

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Sep 9, 2026 | Blog, Family Law

Written by: Rachel Bedingfeld, Family Lawyer [Published: 9/9/26] Superannuation generally counts as property in a Queensland property settlement, so it can be divided between you and your former partner after separation or divorce. There is no automatic 50/50 split...
Navigating Separation Under One Roof In Australia

Navigating Separation Under One Roof In Australia

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Jun 8, 2026 | Blog, Family Law

  The Family Law Act 1975 provides that couples do not necessarily need to live in different houses to be considered legally separated. Managing separation under one roof is a practical choice for those who remain in the same home for financial or parenting...
First Steps for Separating with Your Partner in QLD

First Steps for Separating with Your Partner in QLD

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Sep 11, 2025 | Blog, Family Law

Home » Family Law Written by: Taylor Wilson   Separating from your partner is a major life change. Along with the emotional impact, there are practical steps to take before separation that will affect your finances, your living situation, and your children. Here...
Who Gets the Dog In a Separation? Custody of Pets in Family Law

Who Gets the Dog In a Separation? Custody of Pets in Family Law

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Aug 29, 2025 | Blog, Family Law

Home » Family Law Written by: Taylor Wilson (Updated: 29/08/2025)   Going through separation or divorce is already difficult, but when pets are involved, it can be even more complicated. You may wonder if co-parenting your dog is possible or if the psychological...
What a Divorce Application Really Covers (and What It Doesn’t)

What a Divorce Application Really Covers (and What It Doesn’t)

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Aug 21, 2025 | Blog, Family Law

Home » Family Law Written by: Taylor Wilson One of the most common questions we get from clients is whether a divorce application covers property, assets or parenting arrangements. People are often surprised to learn that getting a divorce does not automatically...
Do We Need a Prenup? Why More Australians Say “Yes”

Do We Need a Prenup? Why More Australians Say “Yes”

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Mar 11, 2025 | Blog, Family Law

Home » Family Law Updated by: Taylor Wilson on 11/03/2025   The idea of a “prenup” rose in popularity thanks to American movies and television. In Australia, the word ‘prenup’ is known as a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) under the Family Law Act 1975.  ...
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