At Taj Lawyers, our team offers a dynamic approach to get the best outcome for you. 

We  give you the strength, knowledge and support to navigate through this process. 

**We offer a free, no obligation 15 minutes phone consultation**

**  30 min discounted comprehensive consultations **

** Competitive and affordable cost agreements **

 The only legal requirement for getting a divorce is the ‘irretrievable breakdown’ of the marriage – proven by being separated for 12 months.

There are many considerations when applying for a divorce in Australia. 

Our divorce lawyers will  protect your interests and assist you through the legal process.

 The Family Law Act sets out how a couple’s property is divided when a marriage or de facto relationship has broken down. 

The property settlement process is complicated.  We will assist and negotiate with your former partner for a financial and property settlement. 

We will draft the Consent Orders and submit to the Court. 

It involves the identification and valuation of the relationship property and then a determination of the appropriate “percentage division” between the couple.

The Family Law Act sets out how the percentages are determined. 

We assist with  fierce litigation if the matter is not resolved through negotiation. 

Binding Financial Agreements are legally binding documents that set out how a couple’s assets will be divided, in the event the relationship breaks down.

Financial agreements can be entered into:

• Before marriage (also known as pre-nuptial agreements) or before living together;
• During marriage or during the de facto relationship;
• After separation; or
• After divorce.

The family law system is complex and we are here to help you.

We provide pragmatic and strategic advice in parenting matters, and offer a dynamic approach to deliver the best outcome for you.  

We draft at a fixed fee: 

 Parenting Plan which is a record of the agreement reached by both parents in relation to the children.

or

 Consent Orders are the agreement reached by parents and submitted to the court and turned into Court Orders. 

or

Prepare the court documents and advocate at the court. 

Under the Family Law Act , a child has right to see their parents and other family members. 

what if the grandparents find themselves excluded from the grandchild’s life?

Grandparents have the right to make an application to the Family court for time with grandchildren. 

Under the legislation they may apply for orders to ‘spend time’ with children or to have children ‘live with’ them.

Email address: info@tajlawyers.com.au

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  If you are thinking that you may separate from your partner, it is a good idea to book an initial consultation to discuss your rights and obligations.