Consent Orders

Consent Orders Made Simple with Nardi Lawyers

At Nardi Lawyers, we specialise in the preparation and execution of consent orders. These legally binding agreements are instrumental in resolving financial and parenting issues following a separation or divorce. Drafted correctly, consent orders can bring about definitive resolves and alleviate ongoing disputes.

Consent orders are a cost-effective and time efficient method to formalise an agreement without needing to attend court. Our expert team guides you every step of the way, from initial consultations and discussions to the finalised consent order that is endorsed by the court.

We understand that every case is unique, and we strive to provide tailor-made solutions based on your individual circumstances. So, whether you need a property settlement consent order or a parenting plan consent order, trust the team at Nardi Lawyers.

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The Nardi Lawyers Approach

We believe in demystifying the legal process. While consent orders can seem complex, our team ensures that you have a clear understanding of what they entail. We start by conducting a thorough assessment of your situation and provide a transparent discussion about the potential outcomes.

Drafting the consent order is the next step. Our seasoned lawyers have extensive experience in crafting consent orders that protect your rights and interests. We also ensure that the consent order is fair and reasonable, thereby increasing the chance of it being approved by the court.

Finally, we assist with the lodging and follow-up of the consent order with the court. Our end-to-end services ensure you can focus on rebuilding your life, while we handle the legal complexities.

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Why Choose Nardi Lawyers for Your Consent Order

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  Expert Guidance

  We guide you through the entire process, from understanding your rights to drafting the consent order and lodging it with the court.

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  Transparency

  Our team is upfront about costs and keeps you informed throughout the process.

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  Proactive Approaches

  We foresee potential issues and adopt a proactive approach to handle them.

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  Responsive Support

  Understanding the urgency of your case, we provide quick responses to all your queries.

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  Tailored Solutions

  We customise our approach to suit your unique circumstances, ensuring the consent order reflects your specific needs and objectives.

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  Efficient Handling

  We streamline the process, ensuring swift resolution and minimal hassle for you.

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Are you currently married? Are you currently married?YesNoWe're engaged, or considering an engagementWe've already divorcedNot sure

What best describes your situation? In a relationship but thinking about separationI think we’re separating at the momentWe’ve separated, and I’m not sure what’s nextWe separated a while ago and I want to get things sortedI’m about to get married or start a serious relationship

Financial Agreements If you are entering into a serious relationship, or you are about to get married, you should at least consider making a Financial Agreement (also called a ‘BFA’) with your partner. BFA's can set out how your assets will be divided in the future if you and your partner separate. They are available to married couples and couples in de facto relationships. Nardi Lawyers has extensive experience in the preparation and drafting of BFA’s, and we can advise you of how this process can best be handled.

Which of the following best describes why you are not sure? We were married outside AustraliaWe were married in a civil ceremonyWe had a religious wedding, but I’m not sure if it was validWe did get married, but I don't think it was a proper marriageSomething else

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We’ve divorced, and I’m not sure what’s nextWe divorced a while ago and I want to get things sortedI’m about to get married or start a serious relationship

Financial Agreements If you are entering into a serious relationship, or you are about to get married, you should at least consider making a Financial Agreement (also called a ‘BFA’) with your partner. BFA's can set out how your assets will be divided in the future if you and your partner separate. They are available to married couples and couples in de facto relationships. Nardi Lawyers has extensive experience in the preparation and drafting of BFA’s, and we can advise you of how this process can best be handled.

Do you have children with your spouse? Do you have children with your spouse?YesNoI have children, but I’m not looking for help with parenting at this stageIt’s actually a bit complicated

How so? We have children, but not with each otherWe only have children over 18We have an adopted child or childrenI’m not the parent but I treat a child like my own

Do either of you have children from other relationships? Do either of you have children from other relationships?YesNo

What comes closest to describing how you’re getting on? What comes closest to describing how you’re getting on?Things are pretty badI want to be amicable, but things are hardWe’re mostly amicable, but it’s shakyWe’re amicableWe're actually getting along really well

Do any of the following apply to you? Do any of the following apply to you?I need help to deal with some issues while we work on long term solutionsI want to wrap this up as quickly and painlessly as possibleI need help to make sure I'm financially supportedWe have been trying to resolve things, but now I need a circuit breaker

What best describes your financial situation? What best describes your financial situation?We have a fair amount of assetsWe have some assets, but not a lotWe don’t really have any assets of valueI don’t knowI only want help with parenting

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