De Facto Relationship Lawyers Brisbane

If you’re in a de facto relationship and need legal advice, our team of experienced de facto relationship lawyers in Brisbane is here to help. We understand the complexities of de facto relationships and are committed to providing you with clear, reliable, and affordable legal solutions.

At Connor Hunter, we specialise in assisting individuals and couples navigating the legal aspects of de facto relationships, from property settlements and financial agreements to parenting arrangements. Whether you’re seeking advice or need representation in court, our compassionate lawyers will guide you through every step of the process.

How We Can Help with Your De-Facto Relationship

Property & Financial Settlements

We help ensure fair division of assets and liabilities.

Parenting & Custody Arrangements

We negotiate and formalise arrangements focused on your children’s best interests.

De Facto Relationship Agreements

We draft and review legally binding agreements to prevent future disputes.

Separation & Divorce Guidance

We guide you through separation, property settlements, and children’s arrangements.

Domestic Violence Orders

We assist with applying for protection orders to ensure your safety.

Legal Advice on Rights & Entitlements

We help you understand your legal rights and entitlements during separation.

Why Choose Our Lawyers?

Expertise in Family Law

Our lawyers are experts in de facto relationship law and have extensive experience handling complex family law matters.

Personalised Approach

We take the time to understand your unique circumstances and tailor our advice and solutions to meet your needs.

Clear Communication

We will explain the legal process in simple, straightforward terms, ensuring that you feel informed and confident throughout.

Compassionate Support

We understand that dealing with relationship and family issues can be emotional. Our team provides compassionate support while fighting for your best interests.

Cost-Effective Solutions

We offer competitive rates and flexible payment options to make sure that you receive the legal support you need without breaking the bank.

FAQs About De-Facto Relationship

What is considered a de facto relationship in Brisbane?

A de facto relationship is one where two people live together as a couple on a genuine domestic basis but are not legally married. To be considered de facto, the relationship must generally have lasted for at least two years or involve a child of the relationship.

How are assets divided in a de facto separation?

Assets in a de facto separation are divided based on the contributions of each party to the relationship, both financial and non-financial, and what is fair and equitable. This includes property, finances, and superannuation. A lawyer can assist you in ensuring that the division is fair.

Do I need a lawyer for a de facto relationship agreement?

While it’s not legally required to have a lawyer, having one can help ensure your agreement is valid and properly protects your interests. Our team can guide you through the process and make sure your agreement is legally binding.

Can I apply for a property settlement after separating from my de facto partner?

Yes, you can apply for a property settlement after separating from your de facto partner, but you must do so within two years from the date of separation. If more than two years have passed, you may need to seek leave from the court.

How can I protect myself from domestic violence in a de facto relationship?

If you are facing domestic violence, it’s important to seek legal protection immediately. Our team can assist in applying for a Domestic Violence Order (DVO) to ensure your safety and provide you with support and resources.

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