Areas of Practice | Kirsty Mackie Solicitors

How can we help?

We provide compassionate and expert guidance through the complexities of separation, ensuring that your interests and well-being are prioritized. We offer tailored legal strategies to address division of assets, parenting arrangements, aiming for fair and equitable solutions.

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Property Settlements

We assist our clients in dividing their assets and liabilities following the dissolution of a marriage or de facto relationship. These services involve negotiating fair settlements, drafting legal agreements, and representing clients in court if necessary. Our goal is to ensure an equitable distribution of property while addressing financial and emotional needs of all parties involved.

Parenting Arrangements

Separation frequently leads to disputes over parenting arrangements. We can offer guidance on your responsibilities in this area and help you navigate the legal framework as it applies to your unique circumstances.

Financial Agreements

Family law financial agreements can be entered into before, during or after a relationship breaks down. They are legally binding contracts between parties that outline the division of assets and liabilities. These agreements can help clarify financial expectations and protect individual interests, but they can also be a sensitive topic requiring open and honest discussion between partners and their legal representatives. We can help draft the agreement or provide the necessary advice to ensure it is legally binding for all parties involved.

Divorce & Separation

Divorce is often the final formal step in a relationship breakdown quite separate from a property or parenting agreement. It is important to obtain expert advice on issues surrounding your divorce including time limits to ensure that your interests are protected.

Domestic Violence

This challenging time requires understanding and compassionate support from an experienced practitioner. Expert advice is required as these proceedings often impact on your concurrent property and parenting matters.