Michelle Porcheron Lawyers Gold Coast
Bundall QLD 4217
9am - 5pm Monday to Friday
Property Settlement
Our approachable team has over 25 years of experience in handling all aspects of the division of marital or de facto property.
Many of the common questions fall into the categories of:
Like children’s matters, the Family Court requires parties to attempt to resolve their dispute first through dispute resolution. We can guide you through the process of asset valuations, dispute resolution and attend with you if appropriate mediation, which is a very effective method of resolving the property settlement dispute.
If dispute resolution is not appropriate in circumstances such as domestic violence or urgency (e.g., an attempt by the other party to dispose of an asset), then we can help you file an Application in the Court. There is a time limit for the filing of an application by a spouse or de facto, namely 12 months from the divorce or date of separation.
Our lawyers for property settlement provide clear, strategic guidance to help you divide assets fairly after separation. We focus on practical solutions that minimise conflict and protect your financial future with legal precision.
Property division after separation is high-stakes and every asset matters. With 25+ years of experience and an Accredited Family Law Specialist leading our all-female team, we cut through confusion and protect what’s rightfully yours. Our approach is sharp, calm and tailored — never templated.
Whether your matter requires negotiation, mediation or decisive court action, we’ll help you achieve a fair outcome without unnecessary stress or expense. Contact us today for a consultation and gain the clarity you need to move forward securely.
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FAQs
Bring details of assets and liabilities: property titles, mortgages, bank statements, superannuation balances, tax returns, business financials and loan documents. Your property settlement lawyer may also request income records, valuations and details of children’s expenses. Supplying complete, accurate information ensures stronger advice, faster negotiation and a legally sound agreement.