When you enter into a relationship, it is important to make sure your property is protected. When you separate it is important to divide your property fairly. We can advise you about agreements to achieve those goals.

When you marry, or enter into a de facto relationship or a civil union you need to think about the effect that will have on any property you own. Sometimes if your property is not protected by an agreement it can mean that your partner could claim against your property if you separate. That can even happen if you live together with someone for three years.

To avoid future problems we can advise you on how best to protect your assets in a way that best suits you. Often that involves making a relationship property agreement.

If things go bad, our disputes resolution team can help people resolve their matrimonial disputes effectively and with minimum distress.

If you have recently separated and are unsure about what to do, call one of our team for an initial consultation.

Unfortunately, separations can sometimes get messy. Our goal is to keep that from happening, by providing common-sense and practical advice.

We know how to explain the law in a simple way and guide you through the process so that you always understand what is going on.

If things do go south, we have lawyers experienced in bringing and defending Court proceedings at all levels of the Court system.

We prioritise keeping costs down, and have a range of flexible payment options available to suit all budgets.