La Perouse Family Law Specialist

Searching for expert family lawyers in La Perouse? Our dedicated team specialises in family law matters, providing compassionate guidance and effective solutions. Whether it's divorce, child custody, or property settlements, we're here to help.

Orman Solicitors is a boutique law firm that was established in 2008. We are located at 25 Martin Place, Sydney (MLC Centre). If you can’t get to our office in person we can work flexibly with you to achieve an outcome in your family law matter.

We are driven by our practices core values and guaranteed service;

• Reliability & Trust - Orman Solicitors is a law firm that you can rely on. This is reflected in our professionalism and through the level of service we provide to each individual matter.

• Experience & Knowledge - We are tailored with years of experience; through such a passion for the field our Solicitors and staff have a wide range of knowledge and high level of capability to accomplish a practical outcome for you.

• Compassion & Empathy - The Solicitors and staff at Orman Solicitors are compassionate and empathetic to your situation but we have a guaranteed know-how to find a legal resolution for you.

Specialist Family Lawyers in La Perouse.

Getting divorced is tough.

You’re confronted with major decisions that will affect your future, and you need to make those decisions at a time when you may feel least able. You need a divorce lawyer who’s sensitive and understanding about your situation.

But you also need a lawyer who does what they say they’re going to do, when they say they’re going to do it. You need someone who will maintain close communication with you every step of the way.

In our extensive experience as divorce lawyers, we know that this combination is the gold standard of great client service.

Outstanding services for divorce in La Perouse.

• Our team of family divorce lawyers has expertise in all aspects of family law, including children and parenting, property settlements, superannuation, and business assets.

• We know how to achieve the best possible result for you while keeping costs as low as possible.

• If you need court representation at any stage of your Family Law matter, we’ll be there for you.

A few common questions about divorce

• Who will the children live with?

  • You and your partner will either need to agree on a parenting arrangement outlining who the children will live with and who they spend time with for each parent. If you and your partner can’t agree, the Court will issue a parenting orders outlining the parenting arrangements in the child’s best interests. This decision is made based on several factors that affect the child’s life.

• How long does the divorce process take?

  • From the time you lodge your application, it can take anywhere between 8-12 weeks to be processed and another month before your divorce is officially binding.

• How does settlement work? Will I lose everything?

  • The family court has a four-step process to divide assets in a divorce where they review individual circumstances in each situation to determine an equitable division of property.

• Do I need a family lawyer for my divorce?

  • A lawyer can help you present your best case for property settlement and children’s matters, and we can walk you through the entire process, supporting you during this difficult time.

• Will I need to go to court for settlement and children’s matters?

  • While the team at Orman Solicitors encourage our clients to save themselves the money and stress and settle matters through mediation and collaboration, our team of divorce lawyers are more than prepared to help you take your matter to court and represent you.

• If I leave the property during the separation, will I lose my share in the divorce?

  • No. The house is a marital asset, and it’s considered in the division of assets regardless of who is living there. So if you can’t share the property while separated and it’s in your best interests to seek alternative accommodation, this won’t affect your position when dividing the property and organising child custody

• What does ‘no fault’ divorce mean?

  • It doesn’t matter who instigated the divorce or who is at fault for the marriage breakdown in Australia. The court finds this information irrelevant. As long as you can prove that the marriage is irreconcilable and you have been separated for 12 months or more, the court can proceed with the divorce.

At Orman Solicitors, we’re committed to delivering the highest quality legal advice and services. We pride ourselves on providing reliable, trustworthy services, unmatched legal experience and compassion and empathy in everything we do. No matter what your circumstances, our team always has the best interests of our clients in mind, and we’ll strive to be an advocate for you and your rights.

Get in touch today for a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your matter with complete confidentiality and care.