If you’re looking for an experienced family lawyer in Melbourne, Melbourne International Lawyers provides clear, practical family law advice for individuals and families navigating separation, parenting arrangements, property matters, and estate-related issues.
We are particularly well placed to assist:
Our approach to family law recognises that family matters rarely sit in isolation. They often intersect with property ownership, estate planning, powers of attorney, and international legal considerations.
Melbourne International Lawyers offers integrated family law services designed to support families through change with clarity, dignity, and confidence.
We assist clients across a broad range of family law matters, including:
Where required, we coordinate family law advice with conveyancing, wills, powers of attorney, and notary services to ensure consistency across all legal documents and decisions.
Divorce and separation are often the first step in a broader family law journey. Our role is to help you understand the process, meet legal requirements, and prepare for the practical and legal issues that often follow divorce.
We assist clients with:
When children are involved, family law decisions must prioritise their wellbeing while providing workable arrangements for parents.
Property and financial arrangements are often one of the most complex aspects of family law.
We assist with property matters involving:
Because our firm also provides conveyancing and property law services, we can coordinate legal advice and property transfers efficiently where settlements involve real estate.
Family law matters can be more complex where:
We regularly assist clients navigating:
Our experience with international legal contexts allows us to provide advice that is both practical and sensitive to cross-border realities.
Major family changes often require estate planning updates.
We frequently advise clients on:
By addressing family law and estate planning together, clients can avoid unintended outcomes and future disputes.
You may benefit from speaking with a family lawyer if:
Early advice can often prevent misunderstandings, delays, and unnecessary conflict.
Often yes. International elements may add complexity, but advice can still be provided based on your circumstances.
No. Divorce and property settlement are separate legal processes, though they are commonly connected in practice.
In many cases, yes. We recommend reviewing estate planning documents following major family changes.
If you need a family lawyer in Melbourne, contact Melbourne International Lawyers to discuss your situation and understand your options.
We provide practical guidance for families at all stages — including those with international, multicultural, or complex legal needs.