Family Law
Clear advice. Practical solutions. A steady hand when things are changing.
Family law matters are often deeply personal and can be difficult to navigate. Our experienced family law team provides clear, practical advice tailored to your circumstances, helping you understand your options and make informed decisions at every stage of your relationship. Whether you are considering a Binding Financial Agreement (often referred to as a “prenup”), entering into a relationship, separating, making arrangements for your children or resolving financial matters, we are here to guide you with care, understanding and a practical focus on achieving a positive outcome.
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Esra is a highly regarded, experienced lawyer with a broad background across family law, property law and conveyancing. Since commencing her legal career in 2016, she has developed a strong understanding of the practical and often complex legal issues affecting individuals, families and property owners.... Read More
Aleise is a part of the family law team at Lorraine Jones and Associates, holding a Bachelor of Laws with Honours. Her prior experience in property law, Wills and deceased estates provides a broad base of legal knowledge which is a great asset in family law matters. Aleise enjoys building close working relationships with both clients and colleagues and striving towards the best outcome for all parties.... Read More
Chloe is a personable and approachable lawyer who builds strong relationships with her clients. She is known for her calm and practical manner and her remarkable ability to make clients feel comfortable and supported throughout the legal process.... Read More
How we help
Initial Consultation
We listen to what has happened and understand your circumstances.
Understand Your Options
We explain your legal position and the options available to you.
Develop a Strategy
Together, we work out the most appropriate way forward.
Resolve or Represent
We work towards a practical resolution or represent you where Court proceedings are required.