How Can a Lawyer Assist in a Family Violence Matter?
Bryden Lawyers can provide you with advice on how domestic or family violence will be treated under the law and how it will affect you and your family. This includes understanding the implications under the Family Violence Protection Act and during family law proceedings.
The expert team at Brydens Lawyers can advise what orders you should be seeking and how those orders will be put into effect. Brydens Lawyers can offer assistance in the preparation of apprehended domestic violence orders as well as assisting with matters in the Local or District Court.
When it comes to an apprehended domestic violence order, it is imperative to seek legal assistance from an experienced lawyer to ensure you understand your rights, options and obligations.
When Should I Consult Family Violence Lawyers?
You can consult one of our expert domestic violence lawyers at any time to assist with family violence or domestic violence matters. While domestic and family violence, as defined under the Act, may not constitute a criminal offence in itself, it does relate to other criminal offences such as assault, intimidation or stalking.If you or another family member feel that you are at imminent risk of possible harm, please contact the police on 000 immediately.
What Will the Family Lawyer Organise For You?
The expert team at Brydens Lawyers can assist with negotiations, the drafting of agreements or preparing your matter for the court. Brydens Lawyers can also arrange family therapy, counselling or other services that may be required. We can also assist with the appointment of an Independent Children’s Lawyer if there is a child or children involved.
What Are the Costs Involved with Engaging a Family Lawyer?
The legal fees will vary on a case-by-case basis and largely depend upon the age of the children, the instructions you provide to the family lawyer and the nature of the work to be undertaken.
To discuss your matter and find out more, please contact the team of family law experts at Brydens Lawyers today. Our supportive and knowledgeable team of professionals are here to help.
How Do I Choose My Attorney?
Choosing an attorney requires careful consideration. Your attorney should be someone you trust implicitly, such as a close family member or a longtime friend. They must be over the age of 18 and if you do not wish to elect a family member or a friend, you may choose professionals such as accountants or solicitors. You may even appoint more than one attorney, though the roles of each attorney will be detailed in relevant legal documentation. This person, or people, will have significant control over your financial matters, so it is crucial they understand your wishes and have the ability to act in your best interest.
Why Are Brydens Lawyers the Right Representation For You?
Our team of expert lawyers at Brydens Lawyers understand that family violence matters can be sensitive and complex. Brydens Lawyers can assist with all elements of family violence cases, whether that involves dealing with apprehended domestic violence orders, the reporting or defending of sexual assault cases or any other type of apprehended personal violence matters. We can also equip you with all the information you will need regarding parenting arrangements for your child or children at a reasonable cost.
If you are looking for expert legal advice and representation by lawyers who can assist with any aspect of a family violence or domestic violence situation, let our team of expert family lawyers at Brydens Lawyers assist you today.
For all your expert legal advice and representation in any family law matter, contact Brydens Lawyers without delay on 1800 848 848 or get in touch with us online.
If you are experiencing family violence and are looking for other support services, there are a number of organisations you can get in touch with, such as 1800 Respect or Lifeline.
