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Enforcement of Agreements / Orders

Burra-Robinson Family Lawyers are here to help families navigate the difficult legal challenges around the enforcement of agreements and court orders

Enforcement of Family Court Orders Perth

It can be incredibly frustrating to have orders in place that the other party does not seem to comply with.

It can also be intimidating to have orders enforced against you when you do not fully understand the process. In either case, Perth family law firm,  Burra-Robinson Family Lawyers  can help you understand the process and get a game plan in place to help deal with the situation.

Family Court Orders

Family Court Orders regarding children’s matters and the division of property can be a complicated process, especially when contested matters take a considerable amount of time to settle. It can be extremely frustrating when the other party in the matter repeatedly breaks the Orders or refuses to adhere to them. There are legal options available to the aggrieved party, including the issuance of enforcement warrants and the initiation of enforcement or contravention procedures. This can be used to force the victim to comply with Court Orders. But it is crucial to consider the circumstances surrounding the breach before you pursue the available remedies. 

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The other party has not complied 

If you believe that someone has violated (breached), an order, you have the right to: 

  • Get legal guidance 
  • Participate in dispute Resolution, and/or 
  • Apply to the Court 

Family law orders can’t be enforced automatically by the courts. You must tell the Court about the problem in a written application or use one of the below processes. The Court determines whether an order is required to enforce an existing order. 

Burra-Robinson Family Lawyers is a firm that has a wealth of experience in family law in Perth. Our Solicitors can advise clients about the best enforcement options and can assist in the pursuit of these options through Family Court.  

The law governing the enforcement of financial orders 

Enforcement law is complex. Before asking the Court for enforcement of a financial order, you should seek legal advice. 

Part 11.1 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Family Law Rules 2021) outlines the rules that apply to the enforcement of financial orders. 

Burra-Robinson Family Lawyers can assist you if you have property orders or a Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs) that have not been followed. 

We can also assist you if you are not meeting your obligations under Court Orders (BFA) or a Binding Financial Agreement. 

Feel free to contact our experienced team at Burra-Robinson Family Lawyers if you would like to arrange a confidential advice session. 

FAQs About Enforcement of Agreements / Orders

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Navigating family law matters can be complicated, and you deserve the very best.

Our team of experienced, compassionate lawyers can help to reduce the emotional stress and achieve a quick resolution. 
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