When a family changes shape
Separation and divorce bring legal consequences that need to be addressed carefully, even when both parties are cooperative. Property must be divided. Arrangements for children must be put in place. Financial ties that have built up over years need to be properly untangled.
Our family law team understands that the people who come to us are not looking for a fight. They are looking for clarity, a fair outcome, and the ability to move forward. We work to provide all three.
Family law also intersects directly with estate planning. Separation does not automatically update your Will, your Enduring Power of Attorney, or your superannuation nominations. Our team sees the full picture across both areas, which means nothing is overlooked when your circumstances change.
How we help
Family Law Property Settlement
When a relationship ends, assets and liabilities must be divided. This applies to both married couples and de facto partners, including same-sex couples. Our property settlement page covers how the process works, what the court considers, and how to reach a resolution that holds.
Family Law Children’s Matters
Arrangements for the care of children after separation are among the most important decisions any parent will face. Our children’s matters page covers parental responsibility, parenting arrangements, and when court involvement becomes necessary.
Where to start
If your relationship has ended and you are not sure what needs to happen next, a conversation with our team is the right first step. We will give you a clear picture of your position and your options, without pressure and without judgment.
Book a conversation with our team. No obligation. No pressure. Just a clear picture of where you stand and what needs to change.