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Many Brisbane divorce cases resolve smoothly without court appearances. We prepare all required documents, manage formal service, and guide you in finalising settlements through consent orders or binding financial agreements. When children are involved, we prioritise consistency and support while promoting cooperative arrangements through family dispute resolution or mediation.

If you need reliable guidance through divorce in Brisbane, our family law team offers practical, compassionate legal support every step of the way.

Divorce – Family Lawyers Brisbane

When relationships reach a point of no return, the guidance of an experienced divorce lawyer in Brisbane can make the legal process far less daunting. Our Family Lawyers Brisbane team helps clients manage separation, divorce filings, and all connected issues such as property division, child arrangements, and spousal support. We act for clients across Fortitude Valley, South Brisbane, Chermside, New Farm, and Indooroopilly.

In Australia, divorce can be granted once a couple has been separated for 12 months or longer. We walk you through the eligibility criteria, help you file correctly in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, and ensure the service and timeline requirements are properly met. From start to finish, our goal is to make the process clear, respectful, and efficient.

What We Deliver

  • Straightforward explanations about joint or sole divorce applications
  • Integration of related property and parenting concerns from the outset
  • Clear communication about timeframes, costs, and next steps

Frequently Ask Question

In Australia, you must have been separated for at least 12 months and satisfy the court that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. You must also meet jurisdictional residence requirements.

Yes — if both parties agree, you can file a joint application, which often simplifies the process. Otherwise, one party may file a sole application.

You need marriage certificate, proof of separation, details of children (if any), and in some cases additional affidavits or statements regarding service of documents.

It depends on court schedules, whether there’s contest or children, and whether all documents are properly filed. In many uncontested cases it may take a few months.

You’re required to attend family dispute resolution or mediation before applying for court orders for child arrangements. The court will always prioritise the child’s best interests.

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