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House, Cash or Super. What do you hold and what do you let go? The trick to understanding Family Law Property Settlement is to get legal advice from someone who also understands Financial Advice too. Add powerful negotiation strategies to this and you’ll be sure to get a great result. Conrad Turnbull is…

There are 2 types of Wills. Old Wills and the Modern Wills. You you ay exactly what you want to occur with your wealth once you pass away. There are 2 things to consider when deciding who is going to get your wealth. The First considerations are both Financial, and the other is your loved…

Quite often a father can be left with what seems to be very little of the assets accumulated throughout a relationship. For example he might receive less than 50% of the asset and on top of this he is paying large child support each week to his former partner. What’s left at the end of…

Men in the family law system often feel frustrated with the family law property system. In many instances, this frustration can be minimised or eliminated. This is done by understanding your goals and wishes, and then formulating a solid legal strategy and skilled negotiation. Find out your options so you make an informed decision.…

Often women in the Family law property system can take advantage of certain opportunities to gain financial independence. A common question asked is, ‘Can I keep the house?’ There are many elements that can be negotiated during a family law property settlement. Although the family law property experience can be traumatic emotionally and financially, Conrad…

Women are in a business world that unfortunately discriminates against them. They often take leave from work to raise a family, yet they don’t receive any superannuation or sick leave or holiday pay for doing this. Any wonder why many women reach retirement with far less superannuation than men. Conrad Turnbull helps women to be…

When faced with a Family Law Property Settlement, how best can women achieve financial freedom. A thorough understanding of the law, being empathetic and explaining how the law applies to your specific situation. Conrad Turnbull is a solicitor with over 25 years experience ready to get you the outcome you deserve. Once you know a…

We don’t use legal jargon so that you will fully understand the law and how it applies to you. Conrad Turnbull is approachable and empathetic towards all clients. We respect each individual’s needs and we communicate with all clients in a way that best suits them. Some can read text, while others are visual and…

Many women, from different backgrounds can all suffer Trauma from an abusive partner. It can be emotional, physical or financial stress and trauma. Going through a Family Law settlement can give a traumatised woman the foundation upon which to heal and live a much better life. It is very important to get any settlement agreement…

Would you like to know if you can keep the home? There are various ways that women can get more than just a percentage or dollar amount from a settlement. The law allows for various possible agreements and with expert negotiation you can achieve your desired result. We aim to provide you with legal advice…

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