SYDNEY FAMILY LAWYERS​

LSW Lawyers are a dedicated team of highly experienced Family Lawyers based in Sydney helping people navigate relationship breakdown and divorce. We are sensitive to your needs and do all we can to expedite a practical solution that takes good care of you and your children. We’ve been practising in Sydney for nearly 30 years, and have experts in a broad range of family law matters.

Where possible, our family lawyers seek to help you achieve an amicable resolution with your spouse or de facto partner using:

• Consent Orders for division of property
• Parenting plans or Orders
• Binding Financial Agreements (which may be prenuptial, during marriage or after separation).

In the event of a breakdown of a marriage, de facto or same-sex relationship, we bring our business savvy to the fore to ensure your entitlements are fair and equitable, all with a goal of helping you to regain a solid foundation for moving on in your life.

The big things

The most precious part of a relationship is the people most in need of protection. Our family law solicitors are experts in our drafting of workable parenting orders, agreements and where necessary recovering children from other locations and then providing for them in financially astute child support agreements.

Our approach saves you significant time, stress and expense when compared with contested (court-based) outcomes, which are last resort for us.

The little things

Furthermore, we understand that every person’s needs and circumstances are unique – some people will contact us in one of the hardest times of their lives, such as during separation or divorce, for others we might be a small administrative step, like a pre-nup (Binding Financial Agreement), on the way to their wedding and one of the happiest days of their lives.

Since introduction to Australian Law in 2000, Binding Financial Agreements have become more popular and accepted. We assist our clients as they embark on a relationship to have a plan for how to divide their assets if the relationship later fails to minimise costs/disputes and heartache if the couple separate.