Parental Settlements

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Parental Settlements on the Gold Coast

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Building Better Futures with Parenting Settlements

Navigating the complexities of parenting arrangements after separation is a challenging and emotionally taxing process for families. At EV Law, located in the Gold Coast and servicing Rockhampton and Brisbane, we recognise how important it is to establish parenting settlements that focus on the well-being and stability of your children.


We understand that every family’s situation is unique, which is why we take the time to learn about your circumstances, concerns, and goals. Whether you’re seeking a co-parenting plan, sole custody agreement, or guidance on child-related legal matters, our approach is tailored to meet your family’s specific needs.


We aim to reduce the stress and confusion surrounding parenting disputes, providing clarity at every step of the journey. With a commitment to compassionate and practical solutions, we help you create a solid foundation for the future, striving to ensure your children’s best interests are always prioritised.


Contact EV Law today at (07) 5626 0052 for a free 15-minute consultation and begin the process of creating positive outcomes for your family.

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Tailored Solutions for Parenting After Separation

  • Parenting settlements prioritise children’s well-being while creating a clear path for families post-separation
  • EV Law supports co-parenting plans, custody arrangements, & resolving disputes
  • We help parents overcome challenges with tailored advice & practical solutions
  • Reducing conflict & fostering collaboration is at the core of our approach
  • Open communication ensures agreements are fair & focused on your family’s needs.
  • Whether through mutual agreements, structured plans, or court processes, we guide you confidently
  • Parenting settlements are an opportunity to build a secure & harmonious future
  • Our child-focused solutions aim to create stability & minimise stress for families
  • With our support, navigating the legal & emotional aspects becomes easier
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is mediation in family law, and how does it work?

    Mediation is a process in which a neutral third party (the mediator) helps separated or divorcing parties discuss and resolve family-related issues, such as child custody and property division. It provides a less adversarial alternative to court, allowing both parties to negotiate and reach agreements in a supportive environment. Mediation sessions focus on open communication and finding common ground, and agreements made in mediation can be formalised in legally binding documents. Family lawyers often support clients in mediation by preparing relevant documents and providing advice on protecting their rights.

  • What factors does the court consider in child custody cases?

    In child custody cases, Australian courts prioritise the best interests of the child, focusing on factors like the child’s relationship with each parent, each parent’s ability to care for the child, and the child’s wishes (depending on age). Courts also consider any history of family violence, the child’s overall safety, and the ability to provide a stable environment. The goal is to create an arrangement that supports the child’s well-being and maintains their relationships with both parents when safe and appropriate. A family lawyer can help you understand how these factors may apply to your case.

  • How are property settlements handled after a separation?

    Property settlements after separation involve dividing assets and liabilities, considering each party’s contributions (financial and non-financial) and future needs. Settlements can be reached through mutual agreement, mediation, or, if necessary, court intervention. The Family Court assesses property division based on principles of fairness, aiming for an outcome that reflects both parties’ interests and circumstances. A family lawyer can help prepare a property settlement agreement, negotiate terms, and, if required, represent clients in court. This guidance means the process is managed fairly and aligns with legal standards.

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Collaborative Parenting Plans for Your Family

Parenting settlements are a crucial step in creating a stable and secure future for your children after separation. At EV Law, we understand that every family is unique, and there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. That’s why we focus on listening to your concerns and tailoring parenting arrangements that reflect your family’s specific circumstances.


Whether it’s developing a co-parenting plan, addressing sole custody matters, or navigating disputes, we are here to provide clear and practical guidance throughout the process. By prioritising your children’s well-being, we aim to reduce tension and promote constructive dialogue, helping you reach agreements that benefit everyone involved.


Parenting settlements aren’t just about the present—they set the foundation for healthier relationships and a brighter future for your family. Let EV Law help you navigate this process with care and dedication.


Reach out today to discuss how we can support your parenting settlement journey.

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