Family & Defacto Law Lake Macquarie

De Facto & Family Law in Lake Macquarie

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Established in 2006

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Locally Owned & Operated

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Covering A Wide Service Area

Comprehensive Family Law Services

At Warland Solicitors, we offer de facto and family law services in Lake Macquarie to assist with a wide range of legal matters. From separation and child custody arrangements to property settlements and spousal maintenance, we strive to provide support tailored to your unique circumstances. Our services include drafting parenting plans, negotiating financial agreements, and preparing clear legal documentation. We aim to help clients navigate the complexities of family law by offering practical solutions that address immediate concerns and long-term goals.


We work with clients throughout the Lake Macquarie region, offering services intended to simplify legal processes and provide clarity. Call us on (02) 4954 7288 today to arrange a consultation or learn more about how we can assist with your family law needs.

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Legal Support for De Facto Relationships

We offer de facto law services to assist clients in navigating the legal complexities of these relationships. To qualify as de facto, you must live together in a committed relationship, and factors like shared finances, property, and children are considered.


Our team aims to help with legal processes such as property settlements, formalising financial agreements, and resolving disputes over contributions or parenting matters. We can also advise on protecting assets when entering or dissolving a de facto relationship. Contact our knowledgeable team to discuss your legal needs. We aim to answer all enquiries in easy-to-understand terminology.

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What We Offer

We assist Lake Macquarie clients with legal aspects of property transactions. From contract preparation to settlement, we work to ensure the process is straightforward.

We help Lake Macquarie clients create wills and manage estates. Our services are designed to ensure your intentions are honoured.

We assist Lake Macquarie clients with creating powers of attorney and guardianship documents. These legal tools ensure your preferences are respected.

We provide Lake Macquarie families with guidance on parenting plans, separation, and de facto agreements. Our team can help address your legal concerns.

We help Lake Macquarie landlords and tenants draft or review residential and commercial lease agreements. Our services aim to establish clear, legally compliant arrangements.

We assist seniors in Lake Macquarie with retirement village agreements and related legal matters. Our team aims to simplify decision-making for your next chapter.

We represent Lake Macquarie clients in DUI and driving offence cases. Our services aim to support you in managing court obligations and legal requirements.

We assist Lake Macquarie clients with criminal law issues, offering representation and advice. Our goal is to help you navigate the legal process with clarity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What locations do you service?

    We offer assistance with family law matters throughout Lake Macquarie and surrounding areas, including:


    • Belmont
    • Warners Bay
    • Charlestown
    • Toronto
    • Swansea
    • Eleebana
    • Valentine
    • Morisset
    • Mount Hutton
    • Cardiff

  • What is spousal maintenance?

    Spousal maintenance is financial support paid by one partner to the other after separation or divorce. It is determined based on the receiving partner’s financial needs and the paying partner’s ability to provide support. The aim is to ensure financial stability for both parties.

  • How is property divided in family law?

    Property division involves identifying and valuing assets and liabilities, considering contributions (financial and non-financial), and assessing future needs. Family law aims for a fair and equitable distribution of property, which can be formalised through consent orders or court rulings.

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