- (07) 3378 8500
- [email protected]
- 1/2059 Moggill Rd, Kenmore, QLD
- Ipswich by Appointment
Family Lawyers supporting the people of Ipswich and surrounding region.
We understand that family law matters can be both emotionally and financially challenging. That’s why our lawyers focus on delivering practical legal solutions that balance quality advice with cost-efficiency.
We’re committed to keeping costs as low as possible for you. We explain your options and likely costs upfront, and we’ll work to keep your legal fees down throughout the process.
You’ll always speak directly with your lawyer, never their assistant or a junior lawyer.
For the best interest of everyone involved, as well as the cost, we’ll try and solve matters outside of the court.
Michelle R.
As an experienced boutique law firm, we handle all aspects of family law for our Ipswich clients.
We have offices across the West Brisbane area, starting in Kenmore and reaching out to Ipswich. With a belief in providing adequate legal assistance to everyone, especially those who cannot afford typical big firm prices, we offer cost effective solutions.
We provide professional family law services to East Ipswich, One Mile, Booval, Flinders View, North Ipswich, Springfield Lakes, West Ipswich, Collingwood Park, Bundamba, Redbank Plains and all surrounding Ipswich suburbs.
Our family law services in Ipswich include divorce, property settlements, child custody and parenting arrangements, child support, domestic violence orders, consent orders, family law mediation, prenups and binding financial agreements and wills.
As the Family Law Act is a Commonwealth Act, we can attend to all matters, no matter where you are, corresponding by email, phone or post. We’re able to work without you needing to travel to our offices, but our clients are also, of course welcome to visit us.
Let us help you get back on track, obtaining the best outcome for you, and for an affordable price, so that you can get on with your life.
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Experienced across all aspects of family law, we have years of experience in divorce law. In Australia, divorce occurs when the marriage has “irretrievably broken down”. Couples must separate for 12 months prior to seeking a divorce: this can be completed living under the same roof.
For an Order of the Court to declare you divorced:
From here, you’ll need to contact a family lawyer to help you through the process. If you’re considering a divorce application, get in touch.
Our lawyers can help you formalise an agreement that can cover: property, children, financial assets, pets, and any other necessary arrangements.
Children of families going through separation or divorce are within the jurisdiction of the Family Law Act. Our family lawyers are highly experienced in working in children matters.
The Family Law Act works to protect children and set them up for the best life possible. So, when it comes to deciding who the child can spend time with, the parameters will be based on what’s best for the child.
The law requires significant consideration of the issues that may affect the child before an order is made. Children who may be within immediate harm are also considered in this law.
The Family Law Act is very complex and it’s best for all parties involved for professional advice to be sought. We strongly believe in getting these arrangements agreed to without the need for court attendance. This can be done by Consent Orders or Parenting Plans. Both have advantages and disadvantages.
Assisting in all areas of family law, we can support you to create a parenting plan or through mediation.
In line with the Family Law Act, our lawyers are highly experienced in supporting clients through property settlements. When a marriage or de facto relationship has broken down, the Family Law Act provides the structure to identify and divide assets from the relationship in a fair and equitable manner.
Property settlements are a fairly complicated area of the law. These can be completed without an application, but final consent orders will need to be sealed by the court. Or, if commenced within the court, the following time limits will apply; within 12 months of the date of divorce or for de facto couples, two years after separation.
You’ll need a family law professional to guide you through the property settlement process. Get in touch today to speak with one of our property lawyers.
Our family lawyers are experienced in the preparation and solicitation of financial agreements. If you’re considering a divorce application, there are many factors you’ll need to consider, including suitable financial arrangements.
The Family Law Act allows married couples and de facto couples to enter into financial agreements. Financial agreements between parties can be made by couples before, during and after marriage. These can be completed via Consent Orders of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia or by private arrangements.
For the best results, you should have clear agreements that have been overseen by a lawyer as well as properly undertaken pursuant to the law. This will ensure that private agreements can be enforced by the court.
Do you need to organise a new will? If you haven’t updated your will in the last couple of years, there is a high chance your lifestyle has changed and you will need an updated will to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes when you pass away.
When a person passes away without a will, their wishes are unknown. This will result in their assets being distributed among certain family members, regardless of what the person’s wishes may have been.
Your will is extremely important if you have children, pets, property or other valuable assets.
To prepare or update your Last Will and Testament, get in touch with one of our Ipswich Family Lawyers professionals.
Experienced across all aspects of family law, we have years of experience in divorce law. In Australia, divorce occurs when the marriage has “irretrievably broken down”. Couples must separate for 12 months prior to seeking a divorce: this can be completed living under the same roof.
For an Order of the Court to declare you divorced:
From here, you’ll need to contact a family lawyer to help you through the process. If you’re considering a divorce application, get in touch.
Our lawyers can help you formalise an agreement that can cover: property, children, financial assets, pets, and any other necessary arrangements.
In line with the Family Law Act, our lawyers are highly experienced in supporting clients through property settlements. When a marriage or de facto relationship has broken down, the Family Law Act provides the structure to identify and divide assets from the relationship in a fair and equitable manner.
Property settlements are a fairly complicated area of the law. These can be completed without an application, but final consent orders will need to be sealed by the court. Or, if commenced within the court, the following time limits will apply; within 12 months of the date of divorce or for de facto couples, two years after separation.
You’ll need a family law professional to guide you through the property settlement process. Get in touch today to speak with one of our property lawyers.
Our family lawyers are experienced in the preparation and solicitation of financial agreements. If you’re considering a divorce application, there are many factors you’ll need to consider, including suitable financial arrangements.
The Family Law Act allows married couples and de facto couples to enter into financial agreements. Financial agreements between parties can be made by couples before, during and after marriage. These can be completed via Consent Orders of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia or by private arrangements.
For the best results, you should have clear agreements that have been overseen by a lawyer as well as properly undertaken pursuant to the law. This will ensure that private agreements can be enforced by the court.
Do you need to organise a new will? If you haven’t updated your will in the last couple of years, there is a high chance your lifestyle has changed and you will need an updated will to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes when you pass away.
When a person passes away without a will, their wishes are unknown. This will result in their assets being distributed among certain family members, regardless of what the person’s wishes may have been.
Your will is extremely important if you have children, pets, property or other valuable assets.
To prepare or update your Last Will and Testament, get in touch with one of our Ipswich Family Lawyers professionals.
Our family lawyers are experienced in the preparation and solicitation of financial agreements. If you’re considering a divorce application, there are many factors you’ll need to consider, including suitable financial arrangements.
The Family Law Act allows married couples and de facto couples to enter into financial agreements. Financial agreements between parties can be made by couples before, during and after marriage. These can be completed via Consent Orders of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia or by private arrangements.
For the best results, you should have clear agreements that have been overseen by a lawyer as well as properly undertaken pursuant to the law. This will ensure that private agreements can be enforced by the court.
Do you need to organise a new will? If you haven’t updated your will in the last couple of years, there is a high chance your lifestyle has changed and you will need an updated will to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes when you pass away.
When a person passes away without a will, their wishes are unknown. This will result in their assets being distributed among certain family members, regardless of what the person’s wishes may have been.
Your will is extremely important if you have children, pets, property or other valuable assets.
To prepare or update your Last Will and Testament, get in touch with one of our Ipswich Family Lawyers professionals.
Our in-depth initial consultation allows us to discuss your situation in detail and provide clear, practical advice on the next steps to resolve your legal matter. Call (07) 3378 8500 or send us a message to arrange a time.
