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Relocation Cases and the Illusion of Choice
Relocation cases are sitting at the intersection of hardship, strategy and legal principle. This piece explores how timing, financial pressure and “status quo” can quietly determine outcomes - and why the idea of “choice” in these disputes deserves closer scrutiny.
The Letter I Wish Someone Had Written Me at the Start
Twenty years of family law practice have taught Louise Miller many things. Among them: that the legal problem is rarely the whole problem, that emotional intelligence is not soft, and that sustainability in this work requires the same intentional architecture that good lawyering does.
Rebalancing the Ledger: A New Framework for Section 79 and the 75(2) Intersection
As the Family Law Act continues its slow evolution, the tension between past contributions and future requirements remains a point of friction for practitioners. A clearer distinction between Section 79 and Section 75(2) is not just a technicality, but a necessity for equitable outcomes in the modern era.