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Divorcing Spouses
Guiding clients through divorce and nullity proceedings. Our experienced family lawyers in Sydney assist in navigating the legal process, ensuring compliance with state laws, and protecting our clients’ rights throughout the dissolution of their marriage.
Separating Couples
Drafting and negotiating comprehensive separation agreements. We help couples in Sydney establish clear terms for their separation, addressing property division and financial support to minimise future disputes.
High-Net-Worth Individuals
Representing clients in complex property and financial settlements related to divorce or separation. Our skilled family law attorneys in Sydney work to ensure fair and equitable divisions of assets, considering the unique circumstances of each case.
Your Family Deserves the Best Family Lawyers Who Understand
Whether you’re going through a tough family law problem, wanting a divorce or struggling with property settlements, we’re here to help you every step of the way. Our team of experienced family lawyers in Sydney is dedicated to understanding your unique situation and giving you legal solutions that fit your needs.
Find the Right Family Lawyer for your Case
We offer a wide range of civil litigation services to support individuals and businesses in Sydney. Our expert team handles:
Property & Financial Settlements
Negotiating equitable divisions of assets and liabilities following relationship breakdowns, protecting your financial interests. This includes superannuation splitting, business valuations, and handling complex financial structures.
Divorce & Nullity Proceedings
Guiding you through the legal process of ending your marriage, ensuring all necessary steps are taken correctly and efficiently. We handle paperwork, address complex issues, and represent your interests throughout the process.
Separation Agreements
Drafting fair and comprehensive separation agreements, covering key issues like property division and financial arrangements. We ensure all important matters are addressed and your rights are protected.
De Facto Relationship Matters
Advising on legal rights and obligations in de facto relationships, including property settlements and financial agreements for non-married couples.
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Why Families Trust Our Family Law Experts
At Corestone Lawyers, we distinguish ourselves as Sydney’s leading family law firm by offering a unique combination of legal expertise, empathetic service, and a deep understanding of family dynamics. Our team of experienced family lawyers brings not only a wealth of legal knowledge but also a compassionate approach to every case.
- Specialised Expertise: Our lawyers focus exclusively in family law, providing expert advice across all areas of family law, from divorce to child custody and property settlements.
- Compassionate Approach: We combine legal acumen with genuine care for our clients, ensuring you feel supported and understood throughout the legal process.
- Innovative Solutions: We think creatively to find practical, results-driven solutions that protect your interests and promote family harmony where possible.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get a divorce in Australia?
In Australia, you must be separated for at least 12 months before applying for a divorce. Once you file, it usually takes a few months for the divorce to be finalised, provided there are no complications.
What's the difference between divorce and separation?
Separation marks the end of a relationship, where you stop living together as a couple. Divorce legally ends your marriage. You must be separated for at least 12 months before you can file for divorce.
How are assets divided in a property settlement?
The court considers many factors, including each party’s financial and non-financial contributions, future needs, and the length of the relationship. The aim is a fair division, not necessarily a 50/50 split.
Do I need to go to court to resolve my family law matter?
Not necessarily. Many family law issues, including property settlements and parenting arrangements, can be resolved through alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation, saving time and money.
How can a family lawyer help me during separation or divorce?
A family lawyer can provide legal advice, help negotiate settlements, draft agreements, represent you in court if needed, and support you through this challenging time while protecting your rights and interests.
What is family mediation, and how does it work?
Family mediation is a process where an impartial third party (the mediator) helps separating couples discuss issues and reach agreements. It’s often less stressful and costly than going to court.
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