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To discuss your situation with one of our Family Law Team contact Solari and Stock today on 8525 2700, or click here to request an appointment. Our experienced team of Family Law Solicitors include Riccarda Stock, Nicole Quirk, Shweta Kumar, Nikita Ward and Kirstin Attard.

Timeline of a Divorce in Australia, for any questions please contact one of our experienced solicitors on 02 8525 2700.

This week, our Family Law Team attended the St George and Sutherland Shire Law Society’s Family Law day and even managed to soak up some sunshine!

Divorce is a significant life event that can be both emotionally and legally complex. Understanding the timeline for obtaining a divorce in Australia can help you navigate the process more smoothly. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how long it typically takes to divorce your spouse in Australia.

To discuss your situation with one of our Family Law Team contact Solari and Stock today on 8525 2700

Do you have a question about your defacto relationship? If you’d like to discuss your Family Law enquiry with a member of our Family Law Team, reach out to us on 8525 2700, or click here to request an appointment. Our experienced team of Family…

In family law in New South Wales, both marriages and de facto relationships are recognised. However, there are some differences in how they are treated under the law. The key differences are as follows: 1. Legal Recognition Marriage is a formal legal union between two…

Another fabulous testimonial for Nikita and our Family Law Team. To speak to one of our Family Law Team contact us on 8525 2700, or click here to request an appointment or simply click on the Book Now button below.

Welcome to Solari and Stock’s first newsletter for 2025. Our team of Solicitors have compiled a variety of insightful articles for you to enjoy. Whether you have legal questions or are in need of assistance, our experienced team members are here to help. Articles included…

What if I don’t want to continue to act as Executor?

If you do not wish to act as Executor, you can renounce. Renouncing (otherwise than a Court ordering it), can only happen before Probate is granted, provided you haven’t intermeddled in the Estate.