Areas of Practice
When parents separate, working out what happens with the children can be one of the hardest parts. We help you understand your options and work towards practical arrangements that put your children first, while taking into account what works for your family.
Care of Children
Family violence can be difficult for everyone involved, and knowing what to do next isn’t always clear. We provide straightforward advice about your rights, responsibilities and options, whether you’re seeking protection, responding to an allegation, or trying to work out what happens next.
Family Violence
Relationship Property
When a relationship ends, sorting out the house, money and other shared property can feel overwhelming. We help you understand what you’re entitled to and work through a fair and practical way to divide things up and move forward.
Elder Care
As parents and older family members need more support, decisions about their care can become difficult for everyone involved. We provide clear advice around care arrangements, family responsibilities and the legal issues that can arise when looking after an older family member.
Estate Claims
When someone dies, disagreements about their estate can be difficult to navigate, particularly when family relationships are already strained. We provide straightforward advice about your rights and options, and help you understand what can be done when you believe an estate has not been dealt with fairly.
Lawyer for Child
Sometimes a child needs their own voice in family law proceedings. As a lawyer for child, we work independently to understand the child’s views and circumstances, and make sure their interests and voice are properly represented.
Lawyer for Subject Person
When the Court needs an independent view from someone affected by family law proceedings, a lawyer for the subject person can help ensure their position is properly understood. We provide clear, independent advice and representation throughout the process.
Lawyer to Assist the Court
In some family law matters, the Court appoints a lawyer to help with particular issues or provide an independent perspective. We work constructively with the Court and everyone involved, providing clear, balanced advice to help the Court make informed decisions.