John R Quinn & Co Family Lawyers welcome former Judge’s Associate, Mark Borda to the firm. Mark has had several years of experience of Family Law as a Judge’s Associate. Mark has gained first- hand knowledge of how Family Law…
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John R Quinn & Co Welcomes Lawyer, Mark Borda & Senior Legal Secretary, Jane Norton
The ‘International Academy of International Lawyers’ becomes the ‘International Academy of Family Lawyers’
The International body known as the International Academy of International Lawyers at a recent meeting in Los Angles voted to change its name to the International Academy of Family Lawyers. John Quinn is a Fellow of the International Academy of Family…
John Quinn is a fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers
The International Academy of Family Lawyers is a worldwide Association of practising lawyers who are recognised by their peers as the most experienced and skilled family law specialists in their respective countries. John recently attended an International Academy of Family…
Barry Beilby brings Succession Act experience
If you believe a will or an estate in New South Wales is unfair, is wrong or is suspect, do be sure read our latest FAQ on the subject of the Family Provisions Act. Barry Beilby can assist you as…
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The government still wants a Family Court merger — new research shows why this is not the answer
As federal parliament heads off on its Christmas break, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the legal community and the Australians who use the family law system. Amid a busy final sitting week, the Morrison government’s controversial plan to merge the…
Courts are delighted to welcome new judicial appointments
The Family Court of Australia (FCoA) and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia (FCC) are delighted with today’s announcement to appoint Judge Tom Altobelli to the FCoA and Ms Kylie Beckhouse as a judge to the FCC. Judge Altobelli has…
‘I’m not interested in just more reviews’: Anne Hollonds on the struggle to protect Australia’s children
The Australian government announced a major change to a policy that impacts child welfare last week. From 1 January, unemployment benefits will drop by $100 a week. The reduction of the coronavirus supplement was not described as a child welfare policy…
A decades-long crisis: the battle to fix Australia’s ‘broken’ family law system
Amid a two-year scuffle to reform Australia’s family law system, which is buckling under so much work that some judges are dealing with more than 600 cases, the parade of desperate and troubled people through its courts crawls on. In…
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