ENZA RUSCICA SOLICITOR
                 
Postal address | P.O. Box 492, Gladesville NSW 1675
Telephone | (02) 9817 2831
Mobile |  0417 204 257
By appointment only
 

MORE ABOUT OUR SERVICES IN FAMILY LAW and DE FACTO LAW MATTERS:

With Family Law and De Facto matters, many deeply emotional and difficult decisions are involved. Enza's focus on this area of law has helped her achieve very good outcomes for clients who have particularly complex matters. Enza is always up-to-date with the latest developments in Family Law regulations, practice and legislation.Enza understands that when a relationship breaks down, it means that difficult decisions have to be made at a time when you are perhaps most vulnerable. Having someone on your side who understands this, and has the experience to represent you and assist you with these decisions is very important. Enza ensures that her Family and De Facto Law clients:

• receive practical, honest advice;
  
• have a compassionate, friendly ear available to them;
• know that someone is there to represent their best interests;
• are kept fully informed of the progress of their matter;
• are expertly represented without unnecesary legal fees being incurred;
• achieve a fair outcome.
  

Family Law Property Disputes:
Property matters can be a challenging aspect of arriving at a Family Law settlement. With Enza, you can be assured that you receive representation in court by specialists with proven expertise.A property settlement can take place at any time before you are divorced but must be applied for within one year of your divorce. The court takes many factors into account in assessing what is a proper settlement; these factors include home making and parenting as well as financial issues. Future needs and past contributions made by the parties involved are also taken into account. In certain situations, the court may order a spouse to maintain their former partner by way of maintenance payments.

Matters relating to Children:
If there is any dispute between partners about where the children of the relationship should live, or what the contact arrangements are to be, it is essential that you obtain legal advice. The Family Court places a lot of emphasis on counselling and settlement by agreement. If the case is heard by the court, all decisions will be taken with the best interest of the children as the paramount consideration.

Make an appointment to discuss your situation, and to obtain advice in relation to your particular circumstances.