FAMILY LAW SERVICES
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Dividing property after separation.
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A property settlement can deal with all types of property, debts and types of financial resources.
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Separation and divorce for both married and de facto relationships.
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Separation usually means living apart from one another, while divorce is the legal ending of a marriage.
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Arrangements for children after separation.
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The Family Law Act ensures that parenting arrangements are made in the best interests of the children.
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A Consent Order is a Court Order in which both parties agree to settle their disagreements outside of the Courts.
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This type of settlement is common to deal with parenting and property issues.
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A Financial Agreement is a contract made between two or more parties for married and de facto relationships addressing aspects of their financial relationship.
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Financial Agreements can be entered into before, during or after the marriage.
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Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behaviour in a relationship used to obtain or carry on control or power by one partner over the other.
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When dealing with parenting issues, the Family Court provides greater weight to the need to protect the children from physical and psychological harm over the children having a meaningful relationship with both parents.
Contact
Head Office
43 Charles Street,
LIVERPOOL NSW 2170
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Mailing Address:
PO Box 48
LIVERPOOL NSW 1871