Conveniently located in the heart of South Melbourne.

Our family law practice is conveniently located in "Raglan House" South Melbourne, just one block from Albert Road and close to Kings Way and St Kilda Road. If you’re driving, on-street parking is easily available right outside.

Please feel free to contact us to arrange an appointment at a convenient time.

Accessible Family Law
"Raglan House"
4/27-33 Raglan Street
South Melbourne VIC 3205

Please note that our office is on the first floor of the building and accessible by two flights of stairs, this can pose an issue for anyone that requires assistance with stairs. If this is a concern for you please call our office and we can arrange an alternative appointment by phone or in a more accessible location.

Ph: (03) 7002 6222

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Be Wary Using Social Media During Separation
March 25 2024
The headline of this article probably doesn’t come as a surprise to everyone. However, with social media being a dominant and largely public form of sharing our thoughts and experiences, the importance of managing your social media...
Binding Financial Agreements – A Comprehensive Guide
February 13 2024
Binding financial agreements (BFAs) are an important element for formalising property settlements under the Family Law Act. In this guide we’ll work through the fundamental elements of a binding financial agreement so that you...
“No Access” Parenting Orders and Unacceptable Risk
January 24 2024
In the separation process when it comes to parenting orders, there is no hard and fast rule about exactly how much time a child will, or should, spend with each parent. Of course, as a matter of practical outcomes (absent any distinguishing...

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Accessible Family Law acknowledges the First Nations People paying respect to Elders past, present and future as the traditional custodians of this land.  We live, learn and work on the lands of the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation.  flags 2