We collect and collate information then value and assess the property pool, using forensic intervention and property mediation where necessary. Property settlements and exit strategies are then holistically devised with you and the assistance of tax experts and actuaries.
After a thorough assessment of your case, Toomey Family Law can provide sound, practical advice about the options open to you, so that you can be confident in the choices you make about your future.
Timely advice is essential when considering a separation or finding a separation lawyer. We provide consultation and recommendations to ensure that an exit from a relationship does not cause too much disruption, or negatively impact a final settlement.
Toomey Family Law handles both contested and uncontested divorces and can help you compile and file your case whether it is a joint or sole application.
A methodical application of the relevant laws is applied to your particular circumstances so that the division of property, including superannuation, can be carried out without complication.
Toomey Family Law works with you to devise agreements that provide for circumstances before marriage, pending marriage, during marriage or on final separation.
We work with you to devise holistic plans for parenting issues, including substantial and significant care, family mediation services, contact arrangements and long-term guardianship matters such as education and health.
The full range of the Family Law Act applies to all parties seeking family dispute mediation, legal relationship separations, real estate mediation or property settlements, including those in de facto and same-sex partnerships.
Family law mediation is a cost-effective and simplistic method for parties to come together, with assistance, to reach an agreement without the expensive and often protracted and uncertain proceedings of the courts.
In arbitration, a third party can make decisions when parties can not agree. Under Collaborative Law, both parties can work with respective professionals, i.e.: financial specialists, to achieve an outcome. Both processes aim to avoid court proceedings.
We collect and collate information then value and assess the property pool, using forensic intervention and property mediation where necessary. Property settlements and exit strategies are then holistically devised with you and the assistance of tax experts and actuaries.
After a thorough assessment of your case, Toomey Family Law can provide sound, practical advice about the options open to you, so that you can be confident in the choices you make about your future.
Timely advice is essential when considering a separation or finding a separation lawyer. We provide consultation and recommendations to ensure that an exit from a relationship does not cause too much disruption, or negatively impact a final settlement.
Toomey Family Law handles both contested and uncontested divorces and can help you compile and file your case whether it is a joint or sole application.
A methodical application of the relevant laws is applied to your particular circumstances so that the division of property, including superannuation, can be carried out without complication.
Toomey Family Law works with you to devise agreements that provide for circumstances before marriage, pending marriage, during marriage or on final separation.
We work with you to devise holistic plans for parenting issues, including substantial and significant care, family mediation services, contact arrangements and long-term guardianship matters such as education and health.
The full range of the Family Law Act is available to all parties seeking family dispute mediation, legal relationship separations, and real estate mediation or property settlements, including those in de facto and same-sex partnerships.
Family law mediation is a cost-effective and simplistic method for parties to come together, with assistance, to reach an agreement without the expensive and often protracted and uncertain proceedings of the courts.
In arbitration, a third party can make decisions when parties can not agree. Under Collaborative Law, both parties can work with respective professionals, i.e.: financial specialists, to achieve an outcome. Both processes aim to avoid court proceedings.
We make the legal process simple.
For explicit expertise and the highest attention to detail, book a consultation with Toomey Family Law today.