📢 Important Information on Fraudulent Marriages 🚨 Did you know that if a marriage was entered into fraudulently, you can apply for a declaration of nullity? 💔 Here's what you need to know: Under the Marriage Act 1961 (Cth), a marriage can be declared invalid if: 💍 One or both parties were already married at the time. 👶 One or both parties were under-age and lacked necessary approval. 😨 One or both parties were forced into the marriage under duress. 😕 One party was mistaken about the identity of their spouse. 📜 One party was mistaken about the nature of the ceremony. 🧠 One party was mentally incapable of understanding the effect of the marriage. A decree of nullity is NOT granted for: ❌ Non-consummation of the marriage. ❌ Never having lived together. ❌ Family violence or incompatibility. To apply for a decree of nullity: ✅ File an Initiating Application. ✅ Include an Affidavit with detailed facts. ✅ Provide information about the marriage ceremony. For more details, visit our website: https://jamesnoblelaw.com.au/services/separation-divorce/ 🌐 #ProcessOfDivorceApplication #ApplicationForDivorce #SeparationAndDivorce #ApplicationForSeparationAndDivorce #DivorceProceeding #JamesNobleLaw 🏛️📄

No-Fault Divorce in AU: Myths, Realities, and Key Consideration Despite what you may see on television shows, movies or in the media, there is no need to prove that a party to a marriage was ‘at fault’ for a relationship breakdown. It is a common misconception that if one party’s behaviour contributes to the relationship breakdown, the other spouse will receive a more favourable outcome in the property settlement or parenting arrangements. Put simply, the actions of one party in contributing to the relationship breakdown will not be considered or assessed by the Court. For more information, please visit our website: https://jamesnoblelaw.com.au/no-fault-divorce/ #NoFaultDivorce #NoFaultDivorceAustralia #NoFaultDivorceProceedings #DivorceProceedingsAustralia #DivorceProceedingsBrisbane

Overview of divorce proceedings in Australia Divorce proceedings can be initiated in Australia if either you or your spouse: 1. is an Australian citizen; 2. is domiciled in Australia; or 3. has been ordinarily resident in Australia for the past three years. For the purposes of family law proceedings in Australia, ‘ordinarily resident’ means that someone has voluntarily chosen to live in Australia for a settled purpose. If there is a relationship breakdown, you or your spouse may apply for a divorce, either jointly or solely, after 12 months’ of being separated. If there is a reasonable likelihood that you both will recommence living together again, it is unlikely that the Court will make the divorce order. For more information, please visit our website: https://jamesnoblelaw.com.au/divorce-proceedings-in-australia/ #DivorceProceedingsAustralia #DivorceProceedings #FamilyLawProceedingsAustralia #ApplyForADivorce #ApplicationForAPropertySettlement #JamesNobleLaw

🔒💔 How to Get a Divorce in QLD: A Step-by-Step Guide 💔🔒 In Queensland, divorce is governed by specific legal procedures aimed at facilitating the dissolution of marriages. Understanding these procedures is crucial for navigating the complexities of the divorce process. This guide will provide a concise overview of how to get a divorce in QLD, highlighting key steps and considerations. By familiarising yourself with the legal framework surrounding divorce, you can ensure a smoother transition and better protect your rights and interests during this challenging time. In this blog post, we explore: 📋 Section 1: Understanding Divorce in Queensland 🔍 Section 2: Preparing for Divorce ⚖️ Section 3: The Divorce Process in QLD 🔚 Section 4: After the Divorce 👩‍⚖️ Section 5: Attending the Divorce Hearing 🔄 Section 6: The Application Process For more information, please visit our website: https://press.thelawapp.com.au/how-to-get-a-divorce-in-qld/ 💼⚖️ #GetADivorceQLD #HowToGetADivorceInQLD #DivorceInQueensland #DivorceProceedingsQueensland #DivorceProcessQLD #TheLawApp 💔🔒

📜✍️ Avoid These Common Mistakes When Completing Your Divorce Application QLD Form! 🤝💔 Hey there, folks in Queensland! 🌴 If you're navigating the divorce process, make sure to steer clear of these pitfalls when dealing with your Divorce Application QLD Form. This form is the roadmap to your divorce journey, so let's make sure you're on the right track: 🚦 Role in Divorce Proceedings 📋 General Requirements for Filing in Queensland ❌ Mistake 1: Incomplete or Incorrect Personal Information 🏡 Mistake 2: Misunderstanding Residency Requirements 📄 Mistake 3: Incorrect Documentation or Lack of Supporting Documents 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Mistake 4: Failing to Address Child Custody and Support Correctly Here are some helpful tips to keep in mind: 📝 Tip 1: Double-Checking All Entries 📜 Tip 2: Understanding Legal Jargon 📱 Timing and Deadlinesication process with The Law App! 🔐 Dive into our guide for success: Check it out here 🌟 Let's navigate this journey together and make it as smooth as possible! 🤗 https://press.thelawapp.com.au/divorce-application-qld-form/ #DivorceApplicationQLDForm #DivorceApplicationQLD #DivorceProceedings #QueenslandDivorce #DivorcePaperwork #DivorceApplication #TheLawApp 💼🤓🏛️🗺️