Divorce: An Australian Women's Guide
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
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Pages: Good
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Navigating the legal labyrinth of marital dissolution is a daunting prospect for any woman, and Divorce: an Australian Women's Guide stands as an indispensable companion for those facing that very challenge. Written by qualified lawyer Catherine Chan LLB, this authoritative and practical guide chronicles the full spectrum of the divorce process within the Australian legal system, addressing critical matters such as court proceedings, maintenance, property settlements, child custody, access rights, separation, enforcement of orders, financial considerations, and the all-important question of legal decrees and dates. Chan's work presents complex legal concepts in clear, accessible language, stripping away the intimidating jargon that so often leaves women feeling powerless during one of life's most turbulent transitions. Rooted firmly in Australian law, the guide argues that knowledge is the most powerful tool a woman can wield in protecting her rights and securing her future. A pioneering resource that bridges the gap between legal expertise and everyday understanding, it leaves the reader asking one compelling question: what else do I have the right to know?
Author: Catherine Chan Llb
Format: Paperback
Genre: Politics & law
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Navigating the legal labyrinth of marital dissolution is a daunting prospect for any woman, and Divorce: an Australian Women's Guide stands as an indispensable companion for those facing that very challenge. Written by qualified lawyer Catherine Chan LLB, this authoritative and practical guide chronicles the full spectrum of the divorce process within the Australian legal system, addressing critical matters such as court proceedings, maintenance, property settlements, child custody, access rights, separation, enforcement of orders, financial considerations, and the all-important question of legal decrees and dates. Chan's work presents complex legal concepts in clear, accessible language, stripping away the intimidating jargon that so often leaves women feeling powerless during one of life's most turbulent transitions. Rooted firmly in Australian law, the guide argues that knowledge is the most powerful tool a woman can wield in protecting her rights and securing her future. A pioneering resource that bridges the gap between legal expertise and everyday understanding, it leaves the reader asking one compelling question: what else do I have the right to know?