If you don't understand what your family violence or family court orders mean. We can help.
If all you can afford is $10 that's what you pay. Recommended fee is $198. If you want to pay more we'll be grateful for the contribution.
If you are confused or stuck we can help you to develop your family law goal and goal plan to get things sorted - one way or another.
We know your concerns are for your family and how you are going to re-organise after separation not what a lawyer thinks you should want.
We think that this service is so important that we don’t want anyone to miss out. We offer name your price fees for Interact Consultations. The service is usually provided by an experienced practitioner with an intern assisting to ensure that we not only help you to understand the family law system and how it applies to you. We also help the next generation of practitioners to understand that every family is unique.
We keep our costs low by not having overhead costs like offices where we meet clients.
Our services are provided by video meeting or phone. That means we can usually provide services to you quickly and at a low cost.
You can book in for the session from your support workers office or with family members there to support you.
No. If you know that the service you need is Family Dispute Resolution book straight in for that. No need to have an Interact Family Law Options Consultation first.
Find out more about Family Dispute Resolution with Interact Support.
The process is very simple.
Before the session: We ask for a copy of any current Court Orders and an Interact Client File to be filled out.
If completing documents is hard because you don’t have access to a computer one of our interns can help you.
You can usually take a photo and text copies of your orders if you don’t have an electronic copy.
During the session.
We provide you with a summary which is a one-page overview of your current situation and goal and an action plan page.
We also update your Client File which you can use with other services.
Talk to one of our team about how the process works and what you need to do to prepare.
If you are not sure about what to do about Family Law issues don’t delay any further.
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This post provides basic information about Collaborative Family Law including what it is, why you might use Collaborative Family Law rather then Family Dispute Resolution or a more adversarial approach.
Ken Speakman is a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, NMAS accredited mediator, relationship mediator and negotiation coach.
Joanne Law is an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP) and a certified New Ways for Families Coach.