Property Settlements

We have experience in dealing with all manner financial property settlement matters; from the more common division of the family assets and liabilities to the complex decoupling of people connected to commercial and trust entities.

We are a boutique, all service law firm; you can be assured that we will provide tailored and holistic advice on your family law property settlement in consideration of the broader context of your personal circumstances. Our unique service delivery model means that your family law property settlement will be considered in the context of your life.

We know that for many people their property settlement is complicated and involves commercial and trust entities, as well as complicated consideration of financial and non-financial contributions. We act in simple to complex property settlement matters and litigation even involving situations with third party litigants including the Australian Taxation Office, Liquidators, Trustee in Bankruptcy and other interested parties.

No matter what your separation may entail you can be confident that Camatta Lempens has the legal knowledge and prowess to confidently and expediently assist you in your property settlement.

If you have a specific query regarding family law property settlement we encourage you contact one of our family law team today to ensure you receive advice tailored to your needs and circumstances.

Contact one of our Property Settlements team today for assistance and advice tailored to your needs and circumstances.

Property Settlements Team

Joanne Collie

Senior Associate

Family Law FAQs

I don’t live in Adelaide, can I use your firm?

What should I bring to my appointment?

We recommend you bring all documents which relate to your legal issue including any correspondence you have received from lawyers for the other party, court documents, and any records you have that relate to the history of the dispute and about your current position. This can include things such as:

Letters of demand, offers of settlements, contracts and agreements;
Relevant company or individual documents and records;
Payslips;
Bank Statements;
Centrelink letters;
Medical records;
ID;
Tax File Number;
Records of financial assets;
For family law matters, information related to your children and/or former spouse and your assets and liabilities.

We will be able to better advise what you should bring at the time of making your appointment. Call us today on 8410 0211.

What should I do if I have been served with court documents?

If I need a lawyer urgently can I contact you?

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