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Property Settlements After Separation: Who Gets the Toaster?

Relationship breakdowns are frequently likened to a death. Certainly, like a death, there is a good degree of grieving involved, along with the more practical management of affairs. During what is nearly always an emotional time this can seem like an insurmountable challenge. Property Settlement is an arrangement about how you and your ex-spouse or […]

All I Got For Xmas Was A Divorce: Where To Next?

  It is a sad fact that, with the Christmas season over, many couples move into the New Year with a plan to go their separate ways.  Certainly, once the children head back to school it is not unusual for lawyers to be inundated with queries from people who need legal support during this time.   […]

Nailing the New Year

I just love a clean slate.  I think it goes back to my primary school days when we trundled into school late January to collect our tidy bundles of new stationery, complete with perfectly sharpened HB pencils and crisp white interleaved notebooks.  I think it was the promise of new beginnings and of new opportunities […]

Service of Documents in the Age of Facebook

Greg Welden likes to tell a story about how, when he first started working in the Law (in 2001), he wasn’t even provided with a computer. I should probably milk this for all it is worth (after all I am the younger partner). However, in truth, it reflects the nature of this profession, revealing how […]

A Christmas Wish: From Our Family to Yours

As 2016 draws to a close we wish to thank our loyal clients, referrers and professional colleagues for their continued support this year. We wish to announce that both our Prospect and Flinders Park offices will be closed from Thursday 22nd December and will reopen on Tuesday 3rd January.  However, as always, a closed office […]

Delaying Property Settlement: Understanding the Risks

So you’ve been separated for a while and you haven’t yet managed to get around to sorting out the property settlement.  Life gets busy.  You might be operating in a ‘state of denial’ and emotionally unprepared to deal with it.  Sometimes reluctance simply stems from the reality that things are so complicated that you ‘just […]

Welden & Coluccio Lawyers: 2016 in Review

We thought that 2015 was a big one but 2016 seems to have hit that one right out of the park! With so many highlights it is always a tricky to know where is the right place to start.  Of course the real strength at the heart of our business is people.  We launched ourselves […]