Probably the most difficult thing to do at the time of separation is to determine who to turn to for advice.  Should I contact a social worker, a lawyer (and what type of lawyer), a mediator (family dispute resolution practitioner)? Having found someone to obtain advice from then what questions to ask, and when to ask them. 

Our Online Family Law Help website will answer questions and provide you with family law information.  If you need legal advice then chat with us to see if we can help and how we can help. 

Just follow the following steps.  

IT'S FREE!

Search our Family Law Knowledge Base. 

The Knowledge Base is free to use and it holds some simple answers to some of the questions you might want answered.  Its not a substitute for real legal advice but it is somewhere for you to start.

The Knowledge base is accessed by clicking Knowledge Base on the main menu or where ever you see the . 
If you don't find what you are looking for - just go to the next step - Step 2 below.

Please send us a message if you want an item or information added to our Knowledge Base.

If you think you need to receive legal advice but you are not sure then why not have a quick live chat session with our staff to establish how we can help you.  Use our live chat facility to see if we can help you with the issues you need to address. 

Our Live Chat Staff and our Family Lawyers cannot give indepth advice via Live Chat as it is a little time consuming and difficult for us to have all the information we need to give you the advice you need.  It's quicker and more effective to have have a telelphone call, video conference or physical appointment.

Just click on the Live Chat button where ever you see it (or send us a message if we are off line) and if you think we can help you just go to the next step - Step 3 below.

     Arrange an Appointment

Need more than a quick Live Chat then ask us to call you to make an appointment for one of our fixed fee consultations:

• $55 telephone conference only - will allow you to speak with one of our lawyers (or live chat if you prefer) for up to 20 minutes to provide some and options to assist you further;
• $150 (telephone or at our office) will secure you an initial consultation for at least half an hour to one hour where we are able to listen, assess your requirements and give you some preliminary advice about your rights and obligations, how to move forward and the costs of our representing you in your family law matter;
• Our staff will call you to arrange the appointment and payment by credit card or direct deposit and email you an invoice and receipt and arrange a time for your online, telephone, or personal appointment at our office.

Your options on this site to contact us

 Don't forget there are many ways you can contact us:

• Use our Callback button where ever you see it
• Leave a message if we are off line
• See our Contact Page
• By email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
• via Skype (call us first or email to arrange)
• by our call back or chat facilities on this web site;
• Online video conferencing (by our sending you an emailed connection link to our video conference page or entering through our video conference page);
• Telephone 07 3804 3244 (International +61 7 3804 3244)

 

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