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Have you Separated? Find out What to Do Next

Ending your relationship is one of the most significant decisions you will ever make.

To help make that decision, or move forward once the decision is made, you need an actionable strategy in place based on your economic and emotional needs.

This guide will help you feel empowered, informed and prepared, including understanding what your priorities, goals and major concerns are for you and your family, right now and in the future.

Get the Guide

Why choose us?

We believe everyone has the right to feel emotionally, financially and physically safe through separation - whether the process is amicable or not.
We will work with you to develop a strategy that identifies and achieves your goals.
If you choose to work with us, you will feel supported through your separation with legal advice and information that helps you understand your options, and you will feel in control of the decisions you are making about your future.
We do this with a kind, compassionate and caring approach.
We are also committed to minimising the economic and emotional impact your separation will have on you and your family. We do this by setting out in a clear and straightforward way what we have agreed to do, how much it will cost, and how long we expect it will take.

Children & Parenting Matters

Your children make your house a home and their emotional well-being may be your biggest concern through your separation.
We understand you may be concerned about how much time your children will spend with you; how you will support them financially; and how you can stay involved in their lives helping them grow into the strong, healthy and independent adults you imagined.
Megan will provide you legal advice and information and help you negotiate parenting arrangements that are best for your children and help you maintain, or work towards developing, a positive co-parenting relationship with your spouse in the future.

Property & Financial Matters

You have worked hard to get the things you have – whether you were the 9-5’er, or you kept the household running and looked after the children.
You want to make sure you and your spouse reach an outcome that is acceptable to both of you.
Whether you are married or de facto, amicable or not, Megan will provide you legal advice and information to help you negotiate a financial settlement.
We will then help you record it in a legally binding way, using an approach that respects your commitment to feeling emotionally and financially secure for your future.

Divorce & separation without court

We believe that everyone has the right to feel emotionally, financially and physically safe.
We are committed to helping you plan, and/or finalise your separation without litigation in a way that is dignified, respectful and leaves you feeling calm and in control of your future.
We will help you develop a strategy for your separation using mediation or negotiation and provide you with options about how you can formally record any agreements reached to provide you with certainty for your future.

Have you separated?

Enter your details here and we will send you our free guide for what to do once you have made the decision to separate.

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