Client Information Sheet: Agreements for Residential Aged Care
What is an agreement for residential aged care? Once you have accepted a place at an aged care facility or…
In life and in death – Blended Families and Estate Planning
In life and in death, blended families need to agree on the eventual financial outcome and ensure that actions under an…
The impact of COVID-19 on aged care
Here’s our summary of some of the latest information and developments in relation to aged care during the pandemic. Inquiry…
Iron infusions
Catherine Henry Lawyers’ expert health law team is handling an increasing number of cases for clients experiencing injury, in particular,…
Negligence Action against Aged Care Facilities
An available action against aged care facilities for the aggrieved resident or their family is the common law remedy of…
Stillbirth and neonatal death
The vast majority of pregnancies end happily with a healthy mother and baby. Sadly however, this is not always the…
Claims for gynaecological injury during childbirth
When a mother sustains a gynaecological injury during childbirth, often the first emotion is not one of joy at holding…
Mediation (family dispute resolution)
At Catherine Henry Lawyers we believe in trying to resolve matters as quickly as possible, as long as you can…
Property Settlements: Marriage and De Facto Relationships
One of the most difficult things about separating can be dividing your assets. When to start the process You don’t…
Superannuation splits and your property settlement
When you separate, one of the things you need to do is divide the property which is owned by you…
Property Settlement FAQs
When can I do a property settlement? You can do a property settlement at any time following separation. If you…
Children
Parental responsibility and living arrangements When people separate an important question is what happens with the children? There are two…