Property matters are our bread and butter – and we have the skills to solve yours.
Our solicitors can handle everything from amicable property splits involving simple assets, to fierce litigation involving companies, trusts, self-managed super funds and everything in between. Whether you want to get some early advice, protect your assets, settle amicably or pursue your entitlements we are here to help.
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Our advice is confidential and tailored to your individual situation. Our clients are protected by legal-professional privilege, and we take your privacy seriously.
We pride ourselves on transparent and fair billing practices and have open and honest conversations with our clients about estimated fees. We offer by the hour charging, and fixed fee and differed fee plans for eligible clients.
We handle your matter with care, and you can expect us to conduct ourselves with honesty, respect and professionalism throughout your matter.
Most of our clients have never needed a family lawyer before, and that’s okay. We leave all the legal “frills” at the door and speak to you like a real person.
Why?
Because we know how important your matter is to you – and we care. You will leave your consultation armed with the knowledge and strength to take the next steps in your matter, and if you choose us to represent you in your matter, you will leave knowing you have the support of an experienced and exceptionally skilled team of robust and fierce family lawyers.
Yes - we can offer fixed fees for most matter types and will work with you to make sure you get the best legal representation possible at a good price.
Yes - we offer FREE 15 minute consultations to all new enquiries.
Yes - we suggest Alternate Dispute Resolution to most of our clients, which will save them money and time. The main types of Alternate Dispute Resolution are Mediation, Conciliation, Arbitration or Collaborative pathways.
No. You should not publish any identifying information about your family court matter on social media or anywhere else. Section 121 of the Family Law Act makes it an offence to publish/disseminate information about family law proceedings.
You will need to seek the consent of the other parent to change the school if you have equal shared parental responsibility for schooling. If you have sole parental responsibility, you may be able to change the children's school. Take advantage of our 15 minute free consultation for tailored advice suitable to your situation.
Divorce is the legal end of a marriage. If your marriage has broken down and there is no chance of reconciliation you might be entitled to apply for a divorce. A precondition for making an application for divorce in Australia is that the marriage has broken down irretrievably, which is established once the applying party proves that they have been separated for twelve months or longer.
Your entitlements in a property matter are dependent on individual circumstances that would only apply to your matter. It is impossible to give an indication of your likely entitlements without going through a process called “the four-step process”. Give us a call, and we can help asses your likely property entitlements.
Practically, yes, but legally, no. If you are being refused access to your children, you should immediately seek legal advice. Children deserve a relationship with both parents, as long as one parent does not pose an unnecessary risk to the child.
Family law is the law surrounding relationships – that is, parenting matters, financial matters, marriage and divorce.
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