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What do I need to bring to my appointment?

While it is not essential to supply these documents to us, it will allow us to better assist you and to advise you.

  • A list of questions and notes about any of the matters that you require assistance with. Please also inform us of any deadlines that are important to you.

  • If your matter relates to a property settlement or a financial agreement please also bring: a list of current assets and liabilities belonging to you and your former partner, current balances of debit and credit card accounts and other bank accounts, current superannuation statements etc.

  • If your matter relates to arrangements for children, please provide brief notes relating to the history of care for the children.

  • Copies of any relevant Court Orders or Agreements, child support assessments and any correspondence with your former partner (and, if applicable, with their lawyer).

  • Any change in the status of your relationship may impact on your estate planning. If you have a current will and/or enduring power of attorney, please bring a copy with you.

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Further information to maximise your first appointment with us

What to expect

For more helpful information, read our blog article, Making the Most of Your First Appointment

More Questions?

If you have any further questions about your initial appointment please do not hesitate to contact us

Get in Touch

(02) 8488 7840 or via email on info@rmfamilylaw.com.au.