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Separation and Divorce for Same-Sex Couples in Wollongong
At South Coast Family Law Group, we support same-sex couples in Wollongong through every stage of separation and divorce. We understand this can be a difficult and emotional time, and our Family Lawyers are here to provide clear, reliable legal advice tailored to your circumstances. Whether you’re managing parenting arrangements, dividing property, or addressing financial matters, we’re committed to helping you navigate the legal process with confidence and care.
Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Relationships
Since the legalisation of same-sex marriage in Australia, same-sex couples are recognised as having the same legal rights and responsibilities as opposite-sex couples. Our Wollongong Family Lawyers provide guidance on:
If you’re in a same-sex relationship and need legal support for separation, divorce, parenting arrangements, or property settlements, contact South Coast Family Law Group today 02 4202 6644.
Making arrangements that support your child’s welfare is essential. Our Wollongong Family Lawyers assist same-sex couples with clear advice and practical guidance.
The division of property after separation or divorce involves several key factors. Our Same-Sex Divorce Lawyers in Wollongong help you understand your entitlements and work towards fair outcomes.
Following separation, parenting arrangements are often one of the most important and sensitive issues to resolve. Our Wollongong Family Lawyers assist same-sex couples in developing clear, practical parenting plans that prioritise the needs and wellbeing of their children. We can assist with:
Dividing property after separation can be complex, particularly for same-sex couples. Our Family Law Lawyers in Wollongong provide clear, informed advice to help you understand your entitlements and reach a fair resolution. We can assist with:
The first step is to seek legal advice. A Family Law solicitor can help you understand your rights and options, ensuring you are well-informed throughout the process.
Property division follows similar principles to opposite-sex separations, taking into account financial and non-financial contributions, along with future needs.
Yes, if you and your partner cannot reach an agreement on parenting arrangements, you can apply to the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia for a parenting order.