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Family Law in Australia: Your Guide Through Life's Change

Family law touches the heart of our relationships, addressing the joys and challenges of forming families, navigating separations, and ensuring the wellbeing of children. We understand the emotional and legal complexities involved. 


Australia's family law system is governed primarily by the Family Law Act 1975. This Act prioritises the best interests of children, encourages amicable resolutions, and provides a framework for resolving disputes when necessary. 

Key Principles

 Australian family law is underpinned by the following key principles:

  • Best Interests of the Child:  The paramount consideration in all matters concerning children is their best interests.
  • Equality and Fairness:  Both parties are treated equally and fairly throughout the legal process.
  • Encouraging Agreement:  The law promotes resolving disputes through negotiation and alternative dispute resolution methods whenever possible.
  • Protection from Violence:  The law provides mechanisms to protect individuals and children from family violence.

Key Areas of Family Law

  • Divorce and Separation:  We provide compassionate guidance through the divorce process, from filing applications to finalising property settlements.
  • Parenting Arrangements (formerly "Custody" and "Access"):  Our priority is protecting the best interests of children. We assist in creating parenting plans that address living arrangements, decision-making, and time spent with each parent.
  • Child Support: We help establish and enforce child support agreements, ensuring that financial needs are met.
  • Property and Financial Settlements: Whether you have simple or complex assets, we work to achieve fair and equitable divisions of property and finances.
  • Spousal Maintenance: We can assess eligibility and advocate for spousal support arrangements.
  • De Facto Relationships:  We handle the unique legal aspects of de facto relationships, including property division and financial matters.
  • Binding Financial Agreements (Pre-Nuptial and Post-Nuptial):  We draft and advise on agreements that provide certainty and protection for couples before, during, or after marriage.
  • Domestic Violence Orders:  Protecting individuals from family violence through legal orders. 

Our Approach

 At Saile Law, we believe in a client-centered approach. We listen to your concerns, explain your options clearly, and develop strategies tailored to your individual circumstances. We strive to:

  • Resolve Disputes Amicably: We encourage mediation and negotiation to reach agreements outside of court.
  • Advocate for Your Rights: When litigation is necessary, we provide strong, effective representation in court.
  • Offer Emotional Support: We understand the emotional toll of family law matters and offer compassionate guidance throughout the process.
  • Practical Solutions:  We focus on achieving practical, workable solutions that best serve your interests. 

Contact Us

If you need legal advice or assistance with a family law matter, please don't hesitate to contact us. 

We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your situation and explore your options.

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Saile Law | ABN 66 673 597 790

Level 13, 111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000 | Level 2, 2-4 Warren Avenue, Bankstown NSW 2200

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