Completing her Bachelor of Arts/Law (LLB/BA) at Melbourne University in 1982, Cathleen was admitted to practice in 1984. Cathleen worked for several years in a large commercial law practice before specialising in Family Law where she has worked exclusively throughout her career. Cathleen has a Graduate Diploma in Family Law Studies from Monash University and is a Law Institute of Victoria Accredited Specialist in Children's Law.
Cathleen worked in the Family Law division at Victoria Legal Aid for a number of years before establishing Cathleen Corridon Family Lawyers. She is a member of the Victoria Legal Aid Children's Court Duty Lawyer Panel and the Independent Children's Lawyer Panel at the Family Court and Federal Circuit Court.
Cathleen worked in the Family Law division at Victoria Legal Aid for a number of years before establishing Cathleen Corridon Family Lawyers. She is a member of the Victoria Legal Aid Children's Court Duty Lawyer Panel and the Independent Children's Lawyer Panel at the Family Court and Federal Circuit Court.
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After an initial half-hour consultation with one of our solicitors we will provide you with an outline of the legal services we can deliver to manage and resolve your Family Law issues. We can represent you in Court in relation to Family or Children's Court proceedings and initiate applications for property settlements and children's living arrangements on your behalf.
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New clients can make an appointment to see one of our solicitors to discuss their legal situation. We offer consultations by appointment outside the Melbourne CBD area including in, but not limited to, the South Eastern and Northern suburbs. We offer Legal Aid assistance, however recent changes have affected eligibility criteria for those requiring Victoria Legal Aid assistance.
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New clients can make an appointment to see one of our solicitors to discuss their legal situation. We offer consultations by appointment outside the Melbourne CBD area including in, but not limited to, the South Eastern and Northern suburbs. Victoria Legal Aid is a statewide body, which provides legal assistance to people who are not in a position to afford the cost of legal representation.
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Do I have to go to Court to get parenting and property Orders? Yes - you generally need to attend Court, except in circumstances where Orders by Consent are entered into. Do I have to go to Court to get a divorce? If there are children of the relationship you should attend Court, however if there are no children then it is not necessary for you to attend Court.
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