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Breaking up from a de facto relationship can be overwhelming, especially if you have shared assets or children. If you feel lost and unsure about what to do next, our de facto relationship lawyers are here to assist you.
We understand that going through a separation can be emotionally taxing and legally complex. Our team is dedicated to providing you with compassionate support and expert advice during this challenging time. We will work closely with you to manage the legal aspects of your separation, ensuring that your rights and interests are safeguarded.
You can trust us to guide you through this transition with care and professionalism, helping you confidently move forward.
If you’re going through a separation in a de facto relationship, our team of de facto relationship lawyers is here to offer you expert guidance and support. We understand that this may be a difficult time for you, and we’re committed to helping you navigate the legal aspects of your situation.
Our team is well-versed in the challenges you may encounter, and we strive to make the legal process as transparent and uncomplicated as possible. We prioritise your confidence and peace of mind and ensure that you’re informed every step of the way.
We aim to protect your interests and deliver the best possible outcomes for you. You can rely on us to handle your case with great care and professionalism, giving you the support you need to move forward confidently.
If you’re going through a separation from a de facto and require legal assistance, seeking the help of a lawyer who specialises in de facto relationships can be highly beneficial. They will ensure that your rights are protected and that any agreements are fair.
A de facto relationship lawyer can help simplify complicated legal procedures, represent you during negotiations or in court and provide support as you make important decisions regarding your future.
They will also educate you about your legal rights and help you confidently navigate the legal system.
We Are Here Help You
Dealing with a de facto relationship separation can be overwhelming, but our legal team handles all the complexities on your behalf.
We oversee everything and avoid complications to make things less stressful and clearer for you.
Our experienced de facto relationship lawyers ensure a seamless process, keeping you informed and comfortable every step of the way.
We aim to secure fair agreements that reflect the rights and responsibilities of both parents, prioritising the best interests of your children.
Start with a free consultation where we listen to your story, understand your situation and provide an outline of our assistance. This initial step ensures that you feel heard, supported, and empowered.
Together, we’ll create a clear, personalised plan for your needs. This step removes the guesswork and gives you a roadmap, showing exactly how we’ll handle your situation.
With the plan in place, you can rest easy knowing that we will handle all the legal details for you. From filing paperwork to negotiating on your behalf, we work tirelessly to secure the best outcome, allowing you to focus on moving forward with your life.
Our divorce lawyers provide a simple and supportive path to a fair resolution, ensuring you feel understood and valued.
After completing a Bachelor of Laws at James Cook University in Townsville in 2002, Rowena completed her initial legal training at the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (ATSILS) in Townsville. She then finalised her Post Graduate Diploma through the Australian National University in Canberra in 2004, the same year she qualified to practice as a solicitor.
Rowena is admitted to practice in Queensland and in the High Court of Australia, allowing her to appear in all Courts in Queensland as well as Federally based Courts across the country.
Rowena has worked in Townsville, the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane in general litigation since her admission in 2004. After working as a generalist for several years, Rowena decided that she could best serve her community by opening her own boutique legal practice with a relaxed approach to client consultations, a manageable fee structure, as well as incorporating two furry friends who provide additional support for clients when in need.
When a married couple’s relationship breaks down due to issues that cannot be resolved, the couple has a right to divorce according to Australian law.
Ferrall & Co. are passionate about supporting families and seeing the best outcomes achieved, especially for the children involved in a family separation.
When couples separate, they need to fairly divide their property that they acquired during their relationship. Property in this case doesn’t just mean real estate.
If you have been in a relationship where you were not legally married, you may be considered a de-facto couple.
Under the Family Law, same sex couples have the same rights in both de facto relationships and in marriage as heterosexual couples.
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At Ferrall & Co. we aim to create a comfortable, open environment that puts our clients at ease. We offer flexible communication styles including house calls, electronic communication, as well as face-to-face meetings over coffee.
If you need honest advice and guidance throughout your legal process, please contact our de facto relationship lawyers for a free assessment of your matter.
When you’re in a difficult situation, Ferrall & Co. Lawyers have your back.
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De Facto Relationships
To confirm your de facto relationship, the Court will consider any or all of the following factors when it assesses your situation:
Resolving your property settlement by consent can be both a fast and cost-effective way of finalising your financial relationship with your de facto partner. We offer fixed fee initial consultations for these types of matters and often offer fixed fee agreements throughout property settlements.
Caloundra couples may seek a registered relationship with the Queensland Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages. You must be in an exclusive relationship with one person, and at least one de facto partner must currently live in Queensland.
Other states and territories have their own criteria. For example, Western Australia requires at least a third of the relationship to occur in the state.
You can access the registration form here. The form must be submitted by post or appointment with the Brisbane registry customer service centre.
By working with a local lawyer, such as Ferrall & Co. Lawyers, you can benefit from our knowledge of local laws and court procedures, improving your case management’s efficiency and effectiveness.
If you are dealing with family law matters, finding the right lawyer who has the necessary expertise and experience can make all the difference. Regarding issues related to de facto relationships, it’s important to choose a lawyer who understands the nuances and complexities of this area of law.
At Ferrall & Co. Lawyers, our team of family lawyers have extensive experience in handling a range of legal issues related to de facto relationships. So, if you need legal advice or representation for a family law matter related to de facto relationships, you can count on Ferrall & Co. Lawyers.
Absolutely, our team at Ferrall & Co. Lawyers is experienced in managing property settlements effectively, ensuring that you receive a fair and lawful resolution.
De Facto Relationships
To confirm your de facto relationship, the Court will consider any or all of the following factors when it assesses your situation:
Resolving your property settlement by consent can be both a fast and cost-effective way of finalising your financial relationship with your de facto partner. We offer fixed fee initial consultations for these types of matters and often offer fixed fee agreements throughout property settlements.
Caloundra couples may seek a registered relationship with the Queensland Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages. You must be in an exclusive relationship with one person, and at least one de facto partner must currently live in Queensland.
Other states and territories have their own criteria. For example, Western Australia requires at least a third of the relationship to occur in the state.
You can access the registration form here. The form must be submitted by post or appointment with the Brisbane registry customer service centre.
By working with a local lawyer, such as Ferrall & Co. Lawyers, you can benefit from our knowledge of local laws and court procedures, improving your case management’s efficiency and effectiveness.
If you are dealing with family law matters, finding the right lawyer who has the necessary expertise and experience can make all the difference. Regarding issues related to de facto relationships, it’s important to choose a lawyer who understands the nuances and complexities of this area of law.
At Ferrall & Co. Lawyers, our team of family lawyers have extensive experience in handling a range of legal issues related to de facto relationships. So, if you need legal advice or representation for a family law matter related to de facto relationships, you can count on Ferrall & Co. Lawyers.
Absolutely, our team at Ferrall & Co. Lawyers is experienced in managing property settlements effectively, ensuring that you receive a fair and lawful resolution.
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