We are among the most experienced Family Solicitors in Logan & Brisbane areas and can provide you with the advice and information you need to make informed decisions about property settlements and transfers, including Wills and Deceased Estates. 

You should bear in mind that because of the very nature of family law (and defacto property) each case will be determined on its own facts by the relevant Court under the Family Law Act or in the case of unmarried couples where they have separated prior to 1 March 2009, under  the Property Law Act (Qld) (state legislation).

First of all seek advice and don't become overwhelmed.  Make sure that your actions are reasonable so as not to lead into serious conflict (which might lead to unnecessary Court proceedings).  If you are contemplating separation you should seek advice from a competent family law solicitor. 

If you and your partner are not able to reach an agreement about how to resolve your property issues you should seek legal advice in relation to your particular circumstances.  Be wary of advice to commence court proceedings without first considering your other options.  Alternative dispute resolution should be the first port of call in most cases, except where family violence and/or abuse of children or urgent steps to protect property would prevent that approach.

• Advice on your legal position find out about our Common Sense Divorce approach;
• Mediation of your property dispute issues;
• Advice on how to deal with your family law (property and childrens) issues through the Collaborative Law process.
• Advice on how to minimise and/or remove the possibility of future litigation by way of Consent Orders or a Financial Agreement.
• Prenuptial Agreements and cohabitation agreements, and Financial Agreements during a marriage.

After all your financial future will depend upon the quality of the professional assistance you obtain.  Where property and children's issues are in dispute it is imperative that you are properly informed of all of the methods of resolving the issues in dispute.

We are committed to obtaining the best possible outcome for you and your family through alternative dispute resolution methods unless Court proceedings are indicated as being necessary by the facts of your particular case.