FAMILY LAW
At VIVMAR Lawyers, we support you through life's changes, with clear advice and personalised legal solutions.
SEPARATION & DIVORCE
Navigating separation or divorce can be overwhelming. We provide guidance on the legal process, your rights and obligations, and the steps involved in moving forward. Our personalised approach helps you understand your options and make informed decisions about your future.
PROPERTY & FINANCIAL SETTLEMENTS
We assist with property and financial settlements following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship. Whether you are negotiating an agreement or seeking advice about your entitlements, we provide practical guidance to help protect your interests and work towards a fair and appropriate outcome.
PARENTING ARRANGEMENTS
When a relationship ends, arrangements for children can be one of the most difficult matters to navigate. We provide guidance on parenting arrangements, parental responsibility and parenting agreements, with a focus on the best interests of your children and helping families establish arrangements for the future.
CHILD SUPPORT & SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE
Financial arrangements following separation can be complex. We provide guidance on child support and spousal maintenance, helping you understand your rights, obligations and available options.
CONSENT ORDERS
Where parties have reached an agreement about parenting arrangements or property settlement, we can assist with preparing and formalising consent orders. Our aim is to help you document your agreement clearly and provide greater certainty moving forward.
FINANCIAL AGREEMENTS
We assist with financial agreements for couples before, during or after a relationship. Whether you are seeking to protect your financial interests or formalise arrangements, we provide advice tailored to your circumstances.
Family law matters can be challenging and emotional, particularly when they involve your children, finances or future. At VIVMAR Lawyers, we understand that every family situation is unique and requires a personalised approach.
We provide practical, compassionate and tailored legal guidance to help you navigate family law matters with confidence. Whether you are considering separation, working through parenting arrangements or seeking to resolve financial matters, we are here to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about your future.
Our commitment to Accessibility, Care and Transparency means you can expect clear communication, personalised advice and support throughout the process.
Our goal is to help you move forward with clarity, confidence and peace of mind.
SUPPORTING YOU THROUGH LIFE’S CHANGES
HOW VIVMAR LAWYERS CAN ASSIST YOU
Whether you are considering separation, have recently separated or are already involved in a family law matter, we can help you understand your options and the steps available to you.
We will work with you to identify your priorities, explain the relevant legal considerations and provide practical advice to help you move forward.
Every family situation is different. At VIVMAR Lawyers, we provide personalised legal guidance to help you understand your options and navigate your family law matter with clarity and confidence.
Contact us today to discuss your circumstances and how we can assist.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Family law matters can raise many questions, particularly when you are navigating separation or making decisions about your family's future. Below are some common questions to help you understand the process and your options.
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Separation can involve decisions about your children, finances and property. We can help you understand your options and guide you through the process.
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No. Divorce and property settlement are separate processes. You can finalise your property settlement without being divorced.
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Parenting arrangements are based on the best interests of the children. We can assist you in understanding your options and reaching suitable arrangements.
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Yes. Many family law matters can be resolved through negotiation and agreement without the need for Court proceedings.
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You generally need to be separated for at least 12 months before applying for a divorce.
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You can seek legal advice at any stage, whether you are considering separation, have recently separated or need assistance with an existing family law matter.
NEED PROFESSIONAL LEGAL GUIDANCE?
Whether you’re managing a deceased estate, navigating property matters, or planning for the future, VIVMAR Lawyers is here to help. Contact us today for personalised legal advice and peace of mind.