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There are a number of domestic violence support services available to those requiring assistance and support, amongst these are the ones listed above. If you have concerns about your situation and need to speak with one of our experienced Family Law Solicitors, please do not…

We are incredibly proud to celebrate our nominations for Sarah Khan and Mia Doncevski for the Law Council Australian Young Lawyers Award. Both Sarah and Mia have consistently demonstrated exceptional dedication to their areas of practice. Their nominations reflect more than just their exceptional legal…

Nothing means more to us than knowing our clients felt supported and heard throughout their family law matter. This wonderful feedback for Riccarda and Mia reflects the care, compassion, and dedication our Family Law team brings to every client and every matter. We understand that…

Solari & Stock has been named Best Law Practice Business of the Year – 2026 – Australia in the Global 100 Awards.

Caring for Children is a Contribution – and the Court Says it Must be Properly Recognised
What is 13 years of raising two children worth when a relationship ends?

A recent Family Court appeal provides an important reminder that contributions to a relationship are not measured simply by who earned the money or brought the assets into the relationship.

Navigating wills and estate matters can be an emotional and challenging time, and our team is committed to providing compassionate, professional guidance every step of the way.

If you are a trustee, beneficiary, business owner or adviser dealing with trust money or assets, the NSW Court of Appeal’s decision in Commonwealth of Australia v Kupang Resources Pty Ltd [2026] NSWCA 161 is an important reminder: receiving trust money can create legal risk if there are warning signs about where it came from or whether it should have been paid.

Two APAC Insider Awards. One Innovative Legal Team.
Recognised for Excellence in Family Law, Estates and Complex Disputes.

Proprietary estoppel is a promise that becomes enforceable. A common example is: “If you stay and work in the family business, I will leave you the farm.”
If the person reasonably believes that promise, spends years working for low pay and gives up another career, it may be unfair for the promisor, or their estate, to keep the farm without recognising the promise.

There’s no greater compliment than a client’s recommendation. We’re pleased to share this feedback highlighting Nikita’s exceptional knowledge, supportive approach, and commitment to achieving the best outcome for her clients.

Every property settlement is more than a transaction—it can be a first home, a fresh start, a new investment, or the beginning of an exciting next chapter.