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Compassionate, expert legal support for divorce and separation in WA
We understand this is one of the toughest times in your life. Divorce isn't just about paperwork and court dates. It's about your future, your children, and moving forward. At Tom & Co Legal, we're here to help you navigate the legal side of things while you focus on what matters most: rebuilding your life.
Whether you're just considering separation or you've already made the decision, our Perth family lawyers will sit down with you, listen to your situation, and explain your options in plain English, not legal jargon.
We'll handle all the paperwork and guide you through filing for divorce, whether you're doing it together with your spouse or on your own.
Sorting out who gets what can be complicated. We'll help make sure the division is fair and protect what you're entitled to.
Your kids come first. We'll work with you to create parenting arrangements that work for everyone and keep your children's wellbeing at the centre.
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In Australia, divorce follows a straightforward legal process under the Family Law Act 1975:
Sole application and joint application fees are set by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia and are subject to change.
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Our fees vary depending on the complexity of your matter, from simple uncontested divorces to more complex cases requiring additional court appearances.
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Yes. You don't need your spouse's permission to divorce in Australia. If they contest it, the process may take longer, but you can still proceed.
Separation is when you stop living as a couple. Divorce is the legal end of your marriage through a court order. You must be separated for 12 months before applying for divorce.
No. Property settlement isn't automatic or always 50/50. The court considers contributions, future needs, and what's just and equitable. This is separate from divorce proceedings.
You have 12 months after your divorce becomes final to apply for property settlement orders. It's best to settle property before or during divorce proceedings.
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Our divorce lawyers serve clients throughout Perth CBD, Victoria Park, Cannington, Fremantle, Joondalup, Armadale, Midland, Rockingham, Mandurah, Morley, and all of Western Australia.
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