Create your own agreements for the welfare of your kids from custody, financial support and parenting plans.
What most people lack in the mindfield of a separation is an understanding of both parties legal rights and entitlements. By mutually understanding your rights, parties can quickly assess what is likely to be a fair and equitable outcome, thereby minimising time, cost and emotional turmoil for everyone involved
Save thousands through a collaborative approach to your separation.
Conscious Separation can save your thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars. Engaging lawyers on both sides not only doubles your legal bill it often creates greater division and acrimony resulting in huge amounts of money being spent on issues that can often be solved with a conversation between the parties, (supported by a skilled facilitator). Our goal is to ensure that issues are dealt with in a timely and productive manner with open and clear communication.
Create certainty for all your family and financial rights and obligations to set the foundation to move forward.
Moving forward is often impeded by unresolved conflicts from our past. By creating mutually agreed, solid, legally binding closures within our rights and obligations, there is every possibility of a speedy integration, followed by an equally fast process of building resilience. How we carry ourselves, when parting ways respectfully, paves the road to a successful new life — the chance to start again physically, emotionally and psychologically with a healthy clean slate
Discover your rights through the support of legal experts who are committed to harmonious separations.
Conscious Separation can provide a 1 stop shop for all your legal support and services, ranging from custody, parenting plans, financial separations agreements, divorce applications, to transfer of property and business assets, including superannuation.
Create binding agreements to beneficially split your financial assets for security moving forward.
One of the most challenging issues related to a separation is the splitting of financial assets. There are many complexities that are at play, including length of the relationship, individual contributions (financial and non financial), gifts and inheritances, superannuation, business assets and investments, debts and liabilities, current and future income, as well as children and parenting needs. By creating Binding Financial Agreements parties can move forward with certainty knowing that future claims are not possible.
Move forward with a sense of mutual respect and dignity.
In many cases of separation, particularly those involving children, it is vital to maintain an environment of mutual respect and emotionally mature behaviour, so that all future interactions and shared child commitments can be undertaken with dignity and in full loving support of the children’s emotional and psychological wellbeing.
