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The Family Law Specialist
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Adelaide Family Lawyers
Adelaide Family Lawyers understand separation and divorce can be very difficult and we also understand our clients need a helping hand during this very tough time.
We are a vibrant practice with very experienced lawyers waiting to help you with your family law matter. Why not try us out with a first interview where our Family Lawyers in Adelaide will listen to your concerns and clarify precisely what is achievable within the procedural restraints of the court processes and rules.
We know that family law issues, more often than not, also include the following elements:
- Child support
- Tenancy
- And many other legal areas
If you contact us by telephone we will always return your calls within 24 hours though usually much quicker. Call us today on 8227 0519 to talk to one of our lawyers.
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Consultation Process
The process involves an initial 30-minute consultation to take instructions and provide initial advice which may include community mediation. If unsuccessful or inappropriate for the circumstances the next step may be to write directly to the other party or their solicitor to commence the negotiation process or otherwise the matter may need to proceed to court.
During the court process, the parties are expected to negotiate where possible to progress and finalise the matter. If the parties are unable to reach an agreement the matter will be listed for trial in which case the judge will make all decision to finalise the matter.
Sealed Court Order
If parties are happy with a parenting agreement or otherwise through a community mediation service they will not need to go to court. Otherwise, the court will make a decision, either by consent via the parties’ negotiations through the court process or at trial by the judge.