DV & Separation

Protect your safety.
Protect what you’ve built.​

Domestic violence can make separation significantly more complex, particularly when children, property, businesses, trusts, investments or reputational considerations are involved.
 
Kalpaxis Legal provides discreet, strategic family law advice to help you understand your legal position, protect your interests and make informed decisions about what happens next.

DISCREET COUNSEL  ·  COMPLEX ASSETS  ·  STRATEGIC SEPARATION 

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Family Law For Separation Involving Domestic Violence

Separating from an abusive relationship is rarely a single legal issue. Decisions concerning personal safety may also affect parenting arrangements, access to finances, property settlements, business interests and the way your matter should be resolved.
 
Our lawyers take the time to understand the complete picture before recommending a course of action. You will receive clear, considered advice designed to protect both your immediate position and your longer-term future.
 

SAFETY AND LEGAL PROTECTION

Understand the legal protections available to you and how safety concerns may affect the wider family law process.

PARENTING AND CHILDREN

Receive strategic advice about parenting arrangements, risk, communication and the best interests of your children.

PROPERTY AND COMPLEX ASSETS

Protect your position where separation involves property, businesses, trusts, investments, executive income or complex ownership structures.

NEGOTIATION AND REPRESENTATION

Explore the most appropriate pathway for your circumstances, including negotiation, mediation, arbitration and court proceedings where required.

Domestic Violence Can Take Many Forms

 
It may include physical or sexual violence, coercive control, financial abuse, psychological or emotional abuse, social isolation, technology-facilitated abuse, legal abuse, stalking, reproductive abuse, or spiritual, religious and cultural abuse. These behaviours can affect a person’s safety, confidence, independence, access to finances and information, parenting arrangements and ability to make decisions during separation.
 
Our lawyers consider the full context of the relationship when advising on protection, parenting, property settlement and the most appropriate legal strategy for moving forward.
 
Speak confidentially with a family lawyer about your circumstances and the legal strategy available to you.

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