Our divorce lawyers on the Central Coast have over 30 years of experience that will make a difference in your divorce matter. We know that divorce is a challenging and emotional process. Our lawyers will take the emotions out of the communication between you and your partner. This will help you achieve a favourable settlement. Worland Family Lawyers specialises in all family law matters. We will take care of your financial and legal issues from the start of your separation to the final divorce.
We have two solicitors with over 30 years of experience in family law and everything within it. This means you will have the best team representing your divorce case. We know that most people are unsure of where to start the divorce process. Our team will give you the information you need to finalise your divorce. We also know that you want to protect your family and property. For this reason, we will help you with child maintenance, custody arrangements, and property settlement services.
Worland Family Lawyers specialise in all family matters, from divorce to wills and financial agreements. We are professional and strive to achieve the best possible results for our clients. Our experience has enabled us to provide high-quality services and accurate advice. Divorce is among the most stressful events in one’s life. A marriage breakup comes with many unexpected problems. For instance, where to live, how to care for the children, and all financial matters.
By discussing your situation with our divorce lawyer on the Central Coast before you discuss the topic with your partner could save you time, stress, and money. For instance, the law requires that you be separated for at least 12 months before applying for a divorce. A court of law will only grant a divorce if it is satisfied that the parties have made proper arrangements for children under 18 years. Our team will help you with these matters to ensure you are not stressed.
Divorce has different requirements for different personal and familial circumstances, including;
- Have you been married for less than two years?
- Do you have children?
- Will you apply for a joint or a sole application?
- Have you been cohabiting whilst separated?
- Do you own property?
- Are you still using the same name as when you were married?