DA Family Lawyers

When experience matters, trust the experts to achieve the best possible resolution for you. We undertake work in all areas of Family Law, as well as personal matters. Our team of senior professionals are able to offer clients their insight and experience into all legal matters regarding children, with Deborah Awyzio herself on the independent panel of children's lawyers.

Want to ensure your children don't suffer from your parental dispute? Ongoing conflict hurts kids in the long term so let us help you find a solution sooner, rather than later. The way in which parents handle a family break-up can have an enormous effect on the way children cope with their lives.

It is not separation but ongoing conflict that hurts kids in the long term so maintaining a workable relationship with your ex is definitely worth the effort for you and your child's long-term well-being.Through DA Family Lawyers' expertise in this area, we can really help you avoid the pitfalls of separation.

We take time to understand and analyse the issues, to provide informed legal advice and achieve the best outcome possible. Changes to the law in 2007 mean the family law system better meets the needs of today's families and improves outcomes for children. The reforms are based on the Australian Government's commitment to change the way people think about family breakdowns and to improve outcomes for children.

DA Family Lawyers can help arrange parenting plans to suit the needs of children and parents alike. After a family break-up, most parents want to work out plans for where their children will live. For some this resolves without too much hassle - but sometimes parents just can't agree.

They may think differently about what is best for their children or they can be caught up in their angry or hurt feelings about each other, and can't talk without arguing.Family relationship centres have been provided by the Commonwealth Government to assist in the process of parents agreeing on parenting arrangements for their children.

Having the parenting arrangements clearly worked out for your children can give you peace of mind. When parents are unable to come to an agreement about plans for their children themselves, they need to go to the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia for decisions to be made. The Court is required to consider principles in the Family Law Act 1975 and to make parenting arrangements which are in the best interests of the children.