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      Blumberg Family Lawyers

      General Info

      If you’re looking for a guiding hand and legal clarity at any stage of family life, contact us.

      Blumberg Family Lawyers use our extensive combined experience and legal knowledge to guide our clients through the complex legal issues facing families by breaking them down into a step by step process tailored to each client’s circumstances and desired outcome. Many of our clients are life long and multi-generational families who appreciate the time and care we take to help them.

      We help families in our community through all stages of family related legal considerations; from financial agreements before marriage to all aspects of relationship breakdowns, property purchases and sales, wills and succession planning.

      Accreditations
      Accreditation badgeLaw Society Of New South Wales
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      Payment method
      cash
      Established
      2018
      ABN
      68 147 615 718
      Staff
      1-10
      Service Notes
      Open Monday to Friday and Saturday, Sunday By Appointment
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      Category
      Family Law
      Keywords
      Advice, Application, Binding Financial Agreement, Collaborative Law, Consent Orders, Court, Domestic Relationship Lawyers, Family Court, Family Law, Financial Agreement
      FAQschevron down

      How do I apply for a divorce?

      Applications for divorce are brought in the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia. There is a filing fee payable to the court when filing an application for divorce. In most cases, it usually takes about three months for a divorce to be finalised from the time of filing.


      When can I apply for a divorce?

      Either party (or both together) can make a divorce application once they have been separated from their spouse for a period of not less than 12 months. The basis of seeking a divorce is that the marriage has broken down irretrievably.


      What happens to my children?

      If there are children, the court must be satisfied that they are being properly cared for and the arrangements made for the children are satisfactory.