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      Marriage, De facto & Family Law. Over 40 Years' Experience

      • Custody & Parenting Disputes
      • Divorce & Separation
      • Out Of Court Settlements
      • Pre-Nuptial Agreements
      • Property Settlements
      General Info

      Angela Ferdinandy offers family law advice and services including divorce, children's issues, property settlement, child support, financial agreements, same sex relationships, and de facto relationships. We see a range of all clients from young to old, men and women, grandparents, legal aid, and professionals.

      Marriage, de facto and family relationship breakdown has increasingly become a common occurrence. In fact, almost half of all marriages end in divorce, and divorce will affect half of all children during their dependent years. As relationship breakdown can be a traumatic emotional experience, you need someone who will listen, and more importantly whom you can trust to settle your affairs. Angela Ferdinandy offers compassionate, trustworthy marriage, de facto, and family law services in Adelaide.

      We have a team of qualified and experienced solicitors to assist you. Our family lawyers are leading professionals within the industry with higher qualifications and training. We're here to take you through the whole process effortlessly and in a friendly manner. Angela Ferdinandy's team is comprised of family law experts operating in Adelaide, we have already helped many individuals and families work through their difficulties.

      We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and service to our clients in all family law matters. We aim for constant improvement and encourage feedback from our clients so that we can provide a consistently superior service. Solicitor Angela Ferdinandy is also committed to continuing to learn and develop as the law and the legal environment change.

      Accreditations
      Accreditation badgeAngela Ferdinandy LLB "Over 40 Years' Experience"Accreditation badgeJohanna Boylan "LLB, GDLP"Accreditation badgeThe Law Society Of South Australia - Gold Alliance Firm
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      Payment method
      mastercard, visa, cash
      Established
      2000
      ABN
      82 092 298 014
      Staff
      1-10
      Ownership
      Locally Owned
      Service Notes
      Open Monday to Friday - 9am to 5pm
      Free Estimates
      Yes
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      Categories
      Solicitors & Lawyers, Family Law, Legal Clinics, Legal Support & Referral Services
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      FAQschevron down

      How can I afford legal fees?

      Depending on your circumstances you may be entitled to apply for legal aid through the Legal Services Commission. If you do not meet the criteria for legal aid, you may be able to negotiate a payment plan or payment of fees at settlement of your matter.


      What if my partner and I have reached our own agreement on property and children issues?

      Even if an agreement is reached both parties must seek legal advice and the agreement must be documented by a way of either Consent Order or Financial Agreement to be binding. If an agreement is not documented in this was a claim for property settlement could be made against either party at any time in the future.


      What are your charges?

      Our solicitors charge on an hourly scale, details of the rates can be provided when you make arrange an appointment.


      When can I apply for divorce?

      You can apply for a divorce after you have been separated for 12 months. It is also possible to apply for a divorce even if you have been living separately under the one roof.


      When should I see a solicitor in relation to my family law matter?

      You should seek legal advice ASAP - we suggest you telephone our office to make an appointment to see one of our solicitors who will provide you with advice in relation to understanding your rights and entitlements regarding financial and children's matters.