Hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone, specifically in SA I think, has history regarding Legal Aid SA funding where midway through matter circumstances changed and what was the outcome? I was forced into lodging with Family Court purely due to ex's absolute refusal to negotiate, speak to me and worst of all let our child remain as unaffected as possible by us splitting.
Legal Aid not being a free handout (to some folks but not all) I was forced to sign a caveat regarding my mortgaged home and 2 years past and 2 lawyers come and gone, I know I lose a significant piece of the leftover profit funds if or when selling the house. Yet my ex once moved to enlistment of lawyer to respond was basically given legal aid (bar the token $20-30 bare minimum contribution you immediately get asked to pay) as I mean she had no property, superannuation investments, shares etc. And she was in rental accommodation.
I have since found out she and daughter have broken lease and moved into her father's home with him. The home being his and he also owns a prime-mover/trailer rig. In my way of thinking, that means the ex has to inform Legal Aid SA that she changed address and more importantly her financial circumstances have changed. Have they?
I thought I read somewhere that parents were classed as persons reasonably expected to provide financial help. I would think that's a given that she has now moved back in with him. Especially seeing one of my provable many claims throughout this matter has been the mother's relentless financial abuse amongst many other facets of the broader domestic violence inflicted upon me for years yet I am the one "unofficially" on trial during many interim order hearings leading up to now by virtue of her shamelessly blindsiding me and seeing me served with a Intervention Order with false, ridiculous claims of past domestic violence and her sudden "fear for her life" state she now supposedly functions with day to day.
It is a disgrace that she can have got to this stage by creating a false sense of fear / apprehension with herself but more shockingly our innocent child. And at the end of the day, she may have been asked for $100 contribution towards fees that must by now be approaching 5 figures. As the system is an self-proclaimed adversarial system, I am fine with giving Legal Aid the heads up and then maybe when some ramifications of their actions effect them or at least make them stop and have to decide whether to commit to a personal and longer lasting action/outcome instead of her history thus far of filing perjured affidavits with no negative repercussions for her or her supporters and that basically tax-payers are footing the bill for her doing it and prolonging what was unwarranted litigation to begin with.
It sounded way clearer as I lay in bed pondering how to ask the question. Sorry but I'm sure you can still fathom my question: Ex moved in with her dad whom is very financially comfortable so should or will he be judged as being a financially associated person and so make her ineligible for Legal Aid funding from day she moved in with him?
Cheers
Legal Aid not being a free handout (to some folks but not all) I was forced to sign a caveat regarding my mortgaged home and 2 years past and 2 lawyers come and gone, I know I lose a significant piece of the leftover profit funds if or when selling the house. Yet my ex once moved to enlistment of lawyer to respond was basically given legal aid (bar the token $20-30 bare minimum contribution you immediately get asked to pay) as I mean she had no property, superannuation investments, shares etc. And she was in rental accommodation.
I have since found out she and daughter have broken lease and moved into her father's home with him. The home being his and he also owns a prime-mover/trailer rig. In my way of thinking, that means the ex has to inform Legal Aid SA that she changed address and more importantly her financial circumstances have changed. Have they?
I thought I read somewhere that parents were classed as persons reasonably expected to provide financial help. I would think that's a given that she has now moved back in with him. Especially seeing one of my provable many claims throughout this matter has been the mother's relentless financial abuse amongst many other facets of the broader domestic violence inflicted upon me for years yet I am the one "unofficially" on trial during many interim order hearings leading up to now by virtue of her shamelessly blindsiding me and seeing me served with a Intervention Order with false, ridiculous claims of past domestic violence and her sudden "fear for her life" state she now supposedly functions with day to day.
It is a disgrace that she can have got to this stage by creating a false sense of fear / apprehension with herself but more shockingly our innocent child. And at the end of the day, she may have been asked for $100 contribution towards fees that must by now be approaching 5 figures. As the system is an self-proclaimed adversarial system, I am fine with giving Legal Aid the heads up and then maybe when some ramifications of their actions effect them or at least make them stop and have to decide whether to commit to a personal and longer lasting action/outcome instead of her history thus far of filing perjured affidavits with no negative repercussions for her or her supporters and that basically tax-payers are footing the bill for her doing it and prolonging what was unwarranted litigation to begin with.
It sounded way clearer as I lay in bed pondering how to ask the question. Sorry but I'm sure you can still fathom my question: Ex moved in with her dad whom is very financially comfortable so should or will he be judged as being a financially associated person and so make her ineligible for Legal Aid funding from day she moved in with him?
Cheers