Leaving your partner

Leaving a partner is one of the most daunting things anyone can do. It’s hard enough emotionally, particularly when kids are involved. But if your family’s wealth involves sophisticated investments and business structures, then practical things like understanding how wealthy you are, and getting enough money to move on, look almost impossible.

We’ll help you get the resources you deserve to be able to take back control of your life and move on with confidence.

We understand investment and business structures, self-managed superannuation, tax laws and financial accounts, so we won’t be snowed by your partner’s accountant. We’ll find out where the wealth is buried and ensure you get your fair share.

If it’s time to move on, and start building your new life, call us now on 1300 654 590. You will be put straight through to a great lawyer, who’s seen it all before.

How we can help you

Our understanding and caring lawyers can assist you with your family’s needs, including the following services:

  • Pre-emptive advice – putting in place arrangements to pre-empt family law issues, for example, Binding Financial Agreements, or ‘pre-nups’;
  • Attending to formalities – helping you to finalise a personal relationship where the terms of the separation have been agreed, or are not likely to be disputed, including the preparation of divorce papers;
  • Property settlement negotiations – assisting you weigh up your options when dividing property and assets, including negotiating and finalising the terms of your settlement, whether by mediation or through Court; and
  • Advice about sophisticated business and investment structures – when you need specialist legal assistance and advice on the possible impact of your relationship breakdown on Business and Investment Structures, Business Succession and Estate Planning.

We focus on guiding you through this time with sensitivity and professionalism.

Call us on 1300 654 590 and we’d be glad to help.

Our Great Lawyer Guarantee

We want to be part of your team over the long term. We'll achieve this by sticking closely to the following principles:

  • We'll listen carefully to understand what you want to achieve. Then we'll thoroughly explain our advice and step you through the documents. You can be sure you'll know the full consequences.
  • Our lawyers work as a team, so someone will always be available to answer your questions, or point you in the right direction. You will also benefit from a range of perspectives and experience.
  • One of our key goals is to pass on as much knowledge as we can, so you can make your own informed decisions. We want to make you truly independent.
  • We only do what we're good at. You can be confident that we know what we're doing and won't pass on the cost of our learning.
  • For advice and documents, we provide a fixed or capped quote so you don’t take price risk. If you're in a dispute, we'll map out the process and costs so you know what to expect.
  • We're not in this game for our egos. We're in it for a front row seat to witness your success.

We measure our success on how efficiently we have facilitated your objectives, enhanced your relationships, and reduced the level of stress for all involved.

If we sound like people you can work with, call us now on 1300 654 590 and speak directly with a great lawyer.

Call and speak with Marie on 0426 134 179

She will guide to you a fresh start.

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