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Expert commercial and family lawyers, Omnia Legal are dedicated to supporting their clients to reach their goals with solid legal structures that see their work and assets secured, opportunities optimised, and family protected.
Alison and Fiona were so helpful and professional. They answered any questions I had and eased any concerns I had about the whole process. Very responsive and made the process happen as quick as it could. Definitely utilise the free consultation if you don’t know where to start and are looking for some guidance!
My partner and I have separated, and we have children…
Co-parenting children can be difficult at the best of times let alone when you’re separated. Upon separation, several questions arise. For example: Who should the children live with? What major decisions should be made about the children? What time should the children spend with the other parent?..
Purchasing an Existing Business: key insights for success
Purchasing an existing business means that most of the hard work has already been done for you. There is an existing customer base, established procedures, experienced staff and immediate cash flow. However, not everything is always as it seems with business transactions. It is important to consult lawyers for business affairs throughout the purchasing process...
Court Merger – The Future of Family Law and how it may impact you
Until now Family Law disputes were heard in two courts being the Family Court of Australia and Federal Circuit Court of Australia. This is set to change from 1 September 2021 where the two courts will merge into one known as the Federal Circuit and Family court of Australia (FCFCOA)...
What happens to your Will after you separate?
Once you've made the decision to separate from your partner, you may wonder what happens with your Will. The type of relationship you were in will determine the effect it has on your existing Will. It is important to understand a marriage or de facto separation will not automatically revoke your existing Will. The Will continues to be valid...
