Sydney Family Law Newsletter – September 2026
Below we provide you with the latest updates on our team, recent developments in family law and links to interesting articles and case law in the family law arena.
September 24, 2026
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Below we provide you with the latest updates on our team, recent developments in family law and links to interesting articles and case law in the family law arena.
NSW has moved toward a more nuanced road-safety framework for prescribed medicinal cannabis users, but it has not created a general right to drive or work while affected by THC.
Relocating the residence of a child overseas without the other parent’s consent or a court order permitting the relocation has always carried significant legal risk. But is there any merit in adopting an “it is easier to ask for forgiveness than permission” approach?
Mills Oakley has strengthened its national partnership with the appointment of partners Matt Huckerby, Holly Ulmer and Lucy Munro, together with Mark Brothers, consultant, who join the firm as part of a 15-person insurance team.
Australia’s carbon market has matured into a sophisticated industry supporting more than 2,800 registered carbon projects, yet relatively little attention has been paid to the businesses responsible for developing and managing those projects on behalf of landholders.
Mills Oakley has raised $72,000 for Giant Steps at its annual Partners’ Conference, with partners and executive leaders from across Australia coming together to support autistic children, young adults and their families.
Mills Oakley has announced 63 promotions across the firm, including the appointment of 6 new partners.
Mills Oakley has appointed three new partners, reinforcing its national expertise in government, taxation and workplace relations.
