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OUR SERVICES
We are a full service family law firm.
This means that we offer multiple services to ensure that any ancillary issues arising from your family law/relationship matter can be handled by our team of experts. This includes Will making and Mediation.
FAMILY LAW
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Separation and divorce
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Property settlements
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Children's issues and Parenting matters
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Care arrangements
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Parental rights
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Relocation and unlawful removal of children
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Restraining orders
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Child support and Adult maintenance
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Spousal maintenance
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Superannuation splitting
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Binding financial agreements
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Available to both married couples and those in de facto relationships
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Assisting grandparents and other relatives seeking to spend time and communicate on a regular basis with children
Family law is a broad area of law. As a firm that specialises in Family Law, our team has the requisite expertise and experience across all aspects, including:
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De facto and same-sex law
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IVF legal issues
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Domestic and international surrogacy arrangements
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Adoption
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Domestic violence, family violence and intervention orders
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Restraining orders
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Collaborative law
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Caveats
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Conveyancing needs arising out of the commencement or breakdown of a relationship
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Will making
To find out more, please see our Frequently Asked Questions and Knowledge Base.
To discuss your individual circumstances, please contact one of our family lawyers today.
MEDIATION
Our Directors, Julian McDonald and Tony Salce are accredited AIFLAM mediators and regularly assist parties to mediate their disputes without the need for Court proceedings. Our services are also available to parties who wish to mediate without being represented by their own lawyers.
Mediation is a simple and comparatively inexpensive form of alternative dispute resolution. Even where matters are the subject of Court proceedings, parties are often referred to a mediator for the purpose of exploring settlement options.
The object of mediation is to assist disputing parties to focus on their problems, constructively discuss options for resolution and, if possible, agree upon a solution.