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Family Lawyers
Family law problems come in many different forms and are usually the biggest personal challenge ever encountered by those involved in it.
If you are involved in a family law dispute you need a team headed by an Accredited Specialist Family Lawyer on your side.
When do you need Specialist Assistance?
- If you are going through any stage of a separation
- If you are in the process of a divorce
- If you are negotiating a property settlement
- You are in doubt regarding your rights following a separation,
- If you are involved in disputes over children
- If you require representation in the Family Court or Federal Magistrates Court
- If you require a divorce and do not know how to proceed
We know the law and we know what to do if you need help.
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Nevett Ford is a Melbourne based firm with a dedicated family law department. We have an experienced team of two family lawyers, one of whom is accredited by the Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) as a specialist in Family Law. We understand that the breakdown of a relationship is a difficult time for those involved. We work to resolve your family law issues through negotiation and by agreement but can ably represent you in court if the need arises.
We offer a full range of Family Law services, including:
- Property Settlements
- Parenting Matters (“custody of children”)
- De Facto Relationships
- Binding Financial Agreements
- Prenuptial Agreements (“prenups”)
- Family Court and Federal Magistrate's Court Proceedings
- Consent Orders
- Divorce
- Spouse and Maintenance
- Child Support
- Adult Child Maintenance
- Intervention Orders
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Binding Financial Agreements (BFA) Parties can enter into a BFA before marriage (s 90B), during the marriage (s 90c), after a divorce (s 90D), before entering into a de facto relationship (s 90UB), during a de facto relationship... [ Read More ]
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Parenting Order Is an Order dealing with the following issues: (a) The person or persons to whom the child is to live with; (b) The time the child is to spend with another person; (c) The alloation of parental responsibilities for a child; (d) The communication the child is to have with another person; (e) Maintenance of the child. [ Read More ]