Family law services and products
Family Law Planning’s range of advisory and legal services bundled into products all have the same goal: to make things better, clearer and less stressful for you as you approach your family law matter.
What we offer is grouped into four main categories:
Family Law Planning
Family Law Parenting
Family Law Property
Family Law Financial Protection
Click through to find out more about any of our range. If you have an enquiry or would rather talk to us directly, email info@flplegal.com.au or call (07) 3015 2070.
"True, we lawyers build no bridges. We raise no towers. We construct no engines. There is little of all that we do which the eye of man can see. But we smooth out difficulties; we relieve stress; we correct mistakes; we take up other men's burdens and by our efforts we make possible the peaceful life." — John W Davis
Family Law Planning
Family Law Initial Planning (FLIP): This product is our first planning meeting with you. It serves to identify the family law issues and family law events you want resolved. From this meeting, we will be able to formulate your Family Law Plan.
Family Law Pre-Separation Planning (FLPS): If you are about to leave your spouse, you should formulate a plan so you are prepared first.
Family Law Planning Agreements (FLPA): If you and your spouse have reached agreement regarding property and or parenting matters, we can document those agreements. This conference discusses the process and a plan is created specifically for the documentation of the agreement.
Family Law Parenting
Family Law Parenting (FLP1): This product is for you if you have recently separated and you are anxiously asking yourself “what will happen to my children?”
Family Law Property
Family Law Property (FLP2): This product is for you because you need a property and financial settlement following the breakdown of your relationship, whether that be a marriage or a de facto relationship.
Family Law Financial Protection
Family Law Protection (FLP3): This product is for you because you are about to be married, you are married or you are in a de facto relationship and you want to document a financial arrangement if your relationship were to end in the future.