Legal services · 07
Family, Estate & Property
Legal advice and representation for divorce, custody, wills, estate and asset division.
Work handled by the firm
- Estate-administration claims and objections
- Will and transaction challenges
- Marital and asset division
- Custody variation applications
- Maintenance claims
- Domestic-violence matters
- Parentage and child rights
- Estate planning and asset transfers
What to check before deciding
Family and estate matters should separate assets, debts, registered relationships, eligible persons and any urgent issue involving children or property before a course is chosen.
How to prepare the matter
- 01
Confirm status and eligible persons
Check registers and the parties' relationships first so the matter does not begin from an incorrect assumption about legal status.
- 02
Separate assets, rights and acquisition evidence
List assets, debts, title records, payments and actual possession to identify what can be agreed and what requires proof.
- 03
Choose a route that limits long-term harm
Compare agreement, registration, applications and proceedings with attention to children, family relationships, property use and later enforceability.
Documents to prepare
- Identification, household registration and documents showing the parties' relationship
- Title deeds, marriage records, birth certificates, wills or other relevant registers
- Evidence of acquisition, payment, possession or care
- A chronology and the outcome you need
Frequently asked questions
When should I get in touch?
Check registers and the parties' relationships first so the matter does not begin from an incorrect assumption about legal status.
What should I send first?
Identification, household registration and documents showing the parties' relationship and Title deeds, marriage records, birth certificates, wills or other relevant registers