Insights & News from Moran Family Law

When dividing property after separation, the Family Court does not automatically factor in capital gains tax (“CGT”). In this post, we explore when CGT is taken into account and what recent case law tells us.

A recent case of Yeng & Sun [2025] FedCFamC1A 106 reiterates the law as to how parental gifts are treated in family law property settlements - and why the intention behind those gifts really matters.

Parental alienation can be heartbreaking and complex. Here’s what it means, how it’s handled in family law, and what to do if you’re affected.

Separation is a challenging time, and understanding your rights is crucial—especially when the legal landscape changes. On 10 June 2025,...

Separation can feel overwhelming, but knowing your next steps can make all the difference. This article outlines the key things to consider after separating. Start with clarity, not confusion.

Looking for a less stressful way to resolve family law issues? Mediation offers a more respectful, cost-effective alternative to going to court. In this article, we explore how mediation works, why it often leads to better outcomes, and how it can help families move forward with less conflict and more control.

In this blog post, we break down in what circumstances parenting orders can be changed in NSW.