When one parent wants to move away from Brisbane, relocation can quickly become a complex parenting dispute. This guide explains how Australian courts assess relocation proposals, the practical arrangements they may consider, and why obtaining legal advice before any move occurs is critical.

Australia's cost of living and housing crisis is creating new challenges for people considering separation, particularly those experiencing domestic and family violence. In this article, Kelli Martin explores how financial pressures can become barriers to leaving a relationship and highlights the support services available to help people move forward safely.

Many people assume divorce automatically resolves property matters. Learn why divorce and property settlement are separate legal processes and why the distinction matters.

Thinking about relocating with your child after separation? Learn how Australian courts assess relocation disputes, what factors are considered, and when to seek advice from a child custody lawyer.

The 2026–27 Women’s Budget includes important reforms for people experiencing family violence, including safer child support processes, financial support, housing investment and recognition of post-separation abuse.

Not sure how property is divided after separation? This guide explains the key steps in a property settlement—and even answers who gets the family pet.

Separating parents often have questions about child custody and parenting arrangements. This guide explains parenting plans, consent orders, parental responsibility, and when to seek legal advice.

Separating parents often have questions about child custody and parenting arrangements. This guide explains parenting plans, consent orders, parental responsibility, and when to seek legal advice.

Why January is often labelled “divorce season” in Australia — and what the law actually requires. Kelli Martin explains the legal realities, time limits, and practical steps to take if separation decisions arise after the holiday period.

PPDs are a new Queensland protection option starting 1 January 2026. This guide explains what they are, what conditions may apply, and the review pathways available—so you can make informed, safe decisions.

A deeply personal reflection by Kelli Martin of KLM Solicitors on representing Hannah Clarke, the impact of domestic and family violence, and why Hannah’s legacy continues to demand stronger protection, earlier intervention, and meaningful reform to keep women and children safe.

Separation can raise complex legal questions, particularly around property, parenting, and financial arrangements. This article explains when engaging a family solicitor in Brisbane may help, and how early legal advice can provide clarity, protect your rights, and support practical outcomes during a difficult time.

Separation can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to dividing finances and assets. At KLM Solicitors in Brisbane, our experienced property settlement lawyers guide you through the formal process of identifying, valuing and dividing assets and liabilities under the Family Law Act 1975—including real estate, superannuation, businesses, vehicles, bank accounts, personal possessions and debts—so you understand your rights and entitlements. We focus on achieving fair, “just and equitable” outcomes through clear advice, strong negotiation and, where necessary, court representation, while also assisting with related issues such as spousal maintenance and child support. With close attention to strict time limits and a commitment to transparent costs, practical solutions and minimising conflict, we provide the clarity, support and local expertise you need to move forward with confidence in your financial future.

Separation or divorce can be especially overwhelming when children are involved, which is why getting clear, child-focused legal advice is so important. At KLM Solicitors in Brisbane, we help parents understand and navigate parenting arrangements (often referred to as ‘child custody’), including living arrangements, decision-making responsibilities, and the difference between parenting plans and court orders—all within the framework of the Family Law Act 1975. Our child custody lawyers provide practical guidance, prepare documents, negotiate on your behalf, and represent you in court where needed, always keeping your child’s safety, stability, and wellbeing at the centre of every decision. With a compassionate approach, transparent communication, and tailored advice, we support families through separation so parents can move forward confidently while protecting their child’s future.

When separation or divorce involves domestic or family violence, parenting arrangements become both more challenging and more critical. Ensuring children’s safety while maintaining meaningful relationships is a difficult balance. This article explains how parenting orders work in Queensland when family violence is present and how KLM Solicitors supports clients in this complex area.

If you or someone you care about is experiencing family or domestic violence, it’s vital to understand how Protection Orders (also called Domestic Violence Orders or DVOs) work in Queensland. These orders are important legal tools that can help — but the process can also feel complex. This article explains your rights, the legal process, and how KLM Solicitors can assist you.

Divorce and separation can be overwhelming, especially when financial, parenting, and legal decisions collide. This article explains what divorce involves in Australia, common issues that arise, and how early family law advice can help reduce stress and uncertainty.

Choosing the right family law solicitor can make a significant difference during separation or family disputes. This article explains what to look for when selecting a family lawyer in Brisbane and how the right legal support can protect your interests. Our team shares practical guidance to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.