Dividing what you've built together should be fair and final. We give you a realistic picture and negotiate a settlement that lets you move on.
Part of our Family law practice.
We identify everything you own and owe together, including super — the starting point for any split.
The law weighs what each of you contributed and what each needs going forward, then arrives at a fair division.
We formalise the agreement through consent orders or a binding financial agreement so it can't be reopened.
Not automatically. The law considers contributions (financial and non-financial, including caring for children) and future needs — the result is what's fair, not necessarily equal.
Yes. Superannuation is treated as property and can be split between you.
Yes — generally 12 months from a divorce, or 2 years from a de facto separation. Get advice before those run out.
Often not. Most settlements are reached by agreement and made binding by consent orders, without a hearing.
Book a consultation or take the free claim check — we'll tell you where you stand and what to do next.
Leave your name and number — we call you straight back, usually within 2 minutes (8am–8pm), to understand your situation and book you in with the right lawyer. No cost, no obligation. Outside those hours we'll text you and call first thing.
We meet clients online right across Victoria — or in person at 911 High Street, Reservoir VIC 3073.
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