Family Law Act 1975 (Australia)

The Family Law Act 1975 is Australian legislation that governs relationship breakdowns, including divorce, child custody, and property division. It aims to ensure fair and equitable resolution of disputes, prioritizing the best interests of children while encouraging cooperative arrangements between separating parties. The Act establishes the Family Courts of Australia and provides procedures for the legal formalities involved in ending marriages and de facto relationships. Overall, it seeks to promote fair treatment, stability, and the well-being of families during and after separation.