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Genuine steps in Family Law matters.
In family law matters, particularly those involving disputes, the Australian legal system encourages parties to take “genuine steps” to resolve their issues before resorting to litigation.

Recently we were invited by Lexis Nexis to share our customer experience using Lexis AI. As early adopters of this new technology, we were proud to share our experience and inspire others to explore the possibilities of AI in their own businesses. We believe that…

Do I have to attend mediation? In this video on Mediation, Shweta Kumar explains how Mediation operates and the steps involved in the process. For more information about Mediation and your specific matter, please contact the team from Solari and Stock Lawyers on 8525 2700,…

Mediation is a practical way to help parties in family law matters reach an agreement amicably, efficiently and without the need for court intervention. Here is an overview of the mediation process in family law: 1. Initial Assessment Before mediation begins, an initial assessment is…

If you would like to make an appointment with Valentina or one of our experienced Property Team, of Michael Solari, Valentina Abouzeid or Vicki De Bonis, call Solari and Stock on 8525 2700 or click here to request an appointment with one of our team.

Solari and Stock hosted a morning tea this morning to congratulate Nikita for achieving her Family Law Specialist Accreditation. Obtaining this certification requires a considerable amount of dedication and hard work, and Nikita’s efforts have clearly paid off. Congratulations, Nikita!

When you hire a builder to construct your home, there’s usually a completion date set in the contract. But what happens if the builder doesn’t finish on time?

The use and abuse of technology in Domestic Abuse and Family Law cases, how this can affect everybody on a daily basis and what you can do about it.

Another happy client with a Client Testimonial for Kirstin Attard and the Family Law team at Solari and Stock Lawyers

Financial Abuse: how to spot it and what you can do about it
What is financial abuse?
Financial abuse is a form of domestic and family violence. It will generally involve a pattern of behaviour where a person will use money to exercise power and control over someone else. This form of abuse can affect anyone, regardless of their age or financial circumstances.