We are happy to offer a free 15 minute introductory call where we can provide you with general information and answer any questions about our services. We can also discuss our fee structure should you wish to engage us after this appointment.

We are unable to provide legal advice in this consultation.

Access to justice is a huge passion of ours and as such, we are a proud member of Victoria Legal Aid's Panel for Family Law and Family Violence.

If you think that you are eligible for a grant of aid, please advise us when you first make an appointment so that we can assist you in completing the relevant paperwork.

We have partnered with JustFund - Australia's only dedicated family law finance provider who offer flexible payment options to family law clients.

Through this partnership, eligible clients can access a flexible line of credit to cover legal fees and expenses related to separation or relationship property proceedings. You don't have to repay the loan until you reach a settlement, which we hope reduces the stress associated with paying costs upfront. Contact us for more information, or visit JustFund.com.au

Yes. It is important that you are aware of time limits as it can be very difficult to issue court proceedings out of time. 

If you were in a de facto relationship, you have 2 years from the date of separation to issue court proceedings against your former partner.

If you were married, you have 12 months from the date of a divorce order to issue court proceedings against your former spouse.

Generally everyone over the age of 18 should make a Will, regardless of how significant your assets are. This will ensure that your wishes are followed and any assets that you do have (including superannuation and life insurance) end up with the people you care about. 

A Will is an investment in peace of mind and using a legal professional rather than a will kit will ensure that your wishes are clearly documented, legally sound and suited to your unique circumstances.

As part of our sercice, we offer to store your Will in our safe custody facility. We will provide you with a copy for your records and encourage you to speak with your executor to advise them of how the orginal can be obtained if needed.