Divorce Lawyer · Mitcham, SA
Mitcham Family Law
About the business
Mitcham Family Law provides family law services covering matrimonial property settlement, de facto property settlement, children’s matters, spousal maintenance, child support, and divorce.
Mitcham Family Law supports clients with family law matters including matrimonial property settlement and de facto property settlement. The practice also assists with children’s matters, spousal maintenance, child support, and divorce. Siobhan Parker opened Mitcham Family Law in February 2020 and has been practicing in family law since 1996. The firm notes an advocacy for alternative dispute resolution as an option in resolving family law matters.
- Founded Year: 2020
What they offer
Services
- Child Support
- Children’s Matters
- Defacto property settlement
- Divorce
- Matrimonial property settlement
- Spousal Maintenance
Listing details
Services & specialties
Services
- Matrimonial property settlement
- Defacto property settlement
- Children’s matters
- Spousal maintenance
- Child support
- Divorce
Opening hours
Closed now
- Monday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Tuesday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Wednesday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Thursday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Friday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Location
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- What does a divorce lawyer do?
- A divorce or family lawyer can advise on separation, divorce, parenting arrangements, property, financial support, negotiation and court processes.
- Do I need a lawyer to apply for divorce?
- You can prepare your own divorce application, but legal advice can help if you are unsure about eligibility, service, children, finances, safety or disputed issues.
- Does a divorce settle parenting and property matters?
- No. A divorce legally ends a marriage, but parenting, property and financial-support matters are dealt with separately and may have their own time limits.
- How do I check a family lawyer's credentials?
- Confirm that the lawyer holds a current practising certificate through the legal-services regulator in their state or territory.
- What should I prepare for the first appointment?
- Bring key dates, existing agreements or orders, a summary of assets and debts, relevant correspondence and the questions you want answered.
- What should I compare between divorce lawyers?
- Compare relevant family-law experience, approach to negotiation, court experience if needed, fee structure, availability and how clearly they explain your options.