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Manjimup Family Lawyers | Expert Family Solicitors

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Our Lawyers service the Manjimup Magistrates Court and provide expert advice and strong representation in all Western Australian legal cases as well as in surrounding areas.

Our Manjimup family lawyers are experienced and affordable, but most of all – effective. We’ll give you the expert assistance and legal advice you need during this difficult time.

We can assist you with:

  • separation;
  • divorce;
  • parenting orders (child custody);
  • property settlement;
  • domestic violence;
  • spousal maintenance;
  • prenuptial agreements;
  • any other issues relating to family law.

Call our team at 1300 636 846 now to find out how our Manjimup lawyers can help you.

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Reproductive Technology and Separation
Reproductive Technology and Separation
Many couples each year seek services of assisted reproductive technology in the hope of having a child. One in six Australian couples suffer from fertility problems and around one in 25 Australian births are a result of in vitro fertilisation (IVF).  As part of the IVF process, embryos may be created, frozen and stored ready…
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Initial Contributions in Property Settlements
Initial Contributions in Property Settlements
A property settlement is the arrangement between parties for division of assets, liabilities, and superannuation after the separation of a married or de facto couple. A property settlement can be formalised by way of a Financial Agreement, Consent Orders or by Court Order after a contested hearing. Whether property division is agreed to between the…
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Mental Health and Parenting Orders
Mental Health and Parenting Orders
A parent’s mental health and the impact of any mental health issues on their capacity to care for the children are common concerns arising after separation. If a parent’s mental health issues were present during the relationship there may be heightened concerns for the children’s welfare in that parent’s care. Claims that a parent has…
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The COVID-19 List in the Family Courts
The COVID-19 List in the Family Courts
The family courts have recently announced the introduction of a COVID-19 List to deal with urgent parenting issues that have resulted directly from the Coronavirus crisis. The COVID-19 List has been introduced in response to the large number of urgent parenting applications filed during March and April this year, which amounted to a 39% increase…
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