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Whilst divorce is usually a relatively simple process, there are several legal factors that require specific attention to ensure that the application process proceeds smoothly.
Whether you are seeking to apply for a Domestic Violence Order from the Court as an aggrieved party or you are opposing a Domestic Violence Application, we are able to assist you.
De facto couples have the same legal issues as married couples, and some extra legal issues on top.
Children’s issues are the most important, and can often be the hardest, to resolve after a separation.
Robbins Watson have the necessary expertise to assist overseas clients and law firms in international and domestic matrimonial and de facto disputes in the Family Court of Australia and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia.
We provide specialist advice with respect to all facets of the division of property between separating couples, whether they were married or de facto, as well as spousal maintenance.
If you are currently in a relationship, you and your partner can enter into a Financial Agreement which sets out how the property of each of you will be divided up, in the event that you separate. They are often referred to as Cohabitation, prenuptial Agreements or “Prenups”, which you may recognise.
Robbins Watson has been consistently identified and voted by our peers to be one of Queensland’s leading Succession Law Firms. In 2022, we were ranked as a leading law firm in the prestigious Doyle’s guide in two categories, being Wills & Estates Litigation and Estate Planning.