Family law constitutes the legal framework governing family relationships, including marriage, divorce, and child custody. Key areas include:

  • Children and Parenting Matters: Addressing custody arrangements, parenting plans, and child support obligations to ensure the best interests of children.

  • Intervention Orders: Seeking legal protection for individuals facing family violence or threats, including restraining orders.

  • Property Settlements and Financial Disputes: Managing the division of assets and liabilities following separation or divorce, including negotiations and court proceedings

  • Divorce Proceedings: Providing legal representation and guidance throughout the divorce process, including filing applications and attending court hearings.

  • Spousal Maintenance: Addressing financial support obligations between former partners post-separation.

  • De Facto Relationships: Recognising and addressing legal rights and obligations for couples in de facto relationships, including property and financial matters.

  • Family Mediation: Facilitating dispute resolution between family members to reach amicable agreements without court intervention.

These areas of family law are vital for achieving fair outcomes and ensuring the protection of families' rights and well-being during challenging times in Australia.

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