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Divorce

Step-by-Step Process of Divorce in Australia

The Family Law Act 1975 governs divorce in Australia and outlines a clear process for couples seeking to end their marriage. This law created a no-fault divorce system. Now, couples can get a divorce without showing any wrongdoing by either person. The emphasis is on the lost breakdown of the marriage, which is demonstrated by a mandatory 12-month separation period. This approach aims to reduce conflict and simplify the legal process. It highlights that the relationship has ended for good. It recognizes that relationships can end for many reasons, not just because of one partner’s actions. Here’s a step-by-step guide

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Partner Visa

4 Pillars of a Partner Visa Relationship: Financial, Household, Social and Commitment Evidence

What are the 4 pillars of a Partner Visa relationship? Learn the four relationship factors considered under the Migration Regulations: financial aspects, nature of the household, social aspects and commitment.

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Skilled migrants in occupations of national shortage now have a smoother path to stay in Australia permanently, with changes to the Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) visa effective from 7 December 2024.

Simplified Pathways to Permanent Residency: Key Changes to the Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186) Visa

As of 7 December 2024, the Australian Government has introduced significant changes to the Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186) visa. These updates aim to create smoother pathways for skilled migrants in occupations of national shortage to achieve permanent residency. This blog explores the key changes made to the Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) and Direct Entry (DE) streams under this visa, offering clarity and insights into how these updates benefit skilled migrants. The updates apply to both the ENS direct entry pathway and TRT stream, clarifying requirements for applicants and providing transparency for assessing authorities reviewing applications. Changes to the Temporary

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Migration

Podcast – Exploring Immigration, Law, and Resilience: Madhab Kharel (Immigration Lawyer) on Maven Podcast

We’re thrilled to share the latest episode of Maven Podcast, where Madhab Kharel (Principal Lawyer), a trailblazing immigration Exploring Immigration, Law, and Entrepreneurship with Nepali Immigration Lawyer Madhab Kharel We’re excited to present the latest episode of Maven Podcast, featuring Madhab Kharel, a trailblazing Nepali immigration lawyer in Australia. Hosted by the charismatic Vicky Shrestha, this engaging episode delves into Madhab’s journey, expertise, and the experiences that shaped him into a successful immigration lawyer and entrepreneur. A Journey of Perseverance and Success From his humble beginnings in Nepal to establishing himself as a trusted Nepali lawyer in Australia, Madhab’s story is

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Divorce

Navigating the Divorce Process in Australia: A Guide for Nepali Clients

This image depicts a broken wedding ring, symbolizing divorce and separation. The background is split into two halves with soft, muted tones of light gray and beige. On one side, a woman stands looking out of a window, while on the other side, a man sits on a couch with a somber expression. The distant postures of the two figures emphasize emotional separation. The overall style is clean, modern, and minimalistic, conveying the theme of divorce with empathy and subtlety.

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