Strategic Solutions for Marriage, Separation & Parenting

01

Asset Pool

Valuing all assets & liabilities including real estate, superannuation, and financial resources.

02

Contributions

Assessing financial and non-financial contributions made during the relationship.

03

Future Needs

Adjusting for age, health, earning capacity, and the primary care of children.

04

Equitable

Determining a final division that is legally verified as "just and equitable".

Consent Orders

Legal documents approved by the Court that make your agreement binding without needing to attend a hearing. Ideal for parenting and property matters where parties are in agreement.

Financial Agreements (BFA)

Often called "Prenups" or "Postnups," these private contracts allow couples to dictate how assets are divided, providing an alternative to Court-imposed orders.

Court Proceedings

Where resolution cannot be reached via mediation, we provide robust representation in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia to protect your interests.

2024 UPDATE ✓

Parenting & The Best Interests Principle NEW AMENDMENTS

The Family Law Amendment Act 2023 (effective May 2024) significantly simplified how the Court determines parenting arrangements. The focus has shifted toward a child-centric approach.

Safety First: The primary consideration is now the safety of the child and those who care for them.
Child's Views: Increased weight is given to the views expressed by the child, depending on their maturity.
Developmental Needs: A focused assessment of emotional, intellectual, and physical growth.
Cultural Heritage: Specific protections for a child's right to maintain their cultural identity.

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