Craddock Murray Neumann - Family Lawyers
Address:
Level 3 131 York St
Sydney CBD
NSW
2000
Also Services: Sydney
Family Law Services
- Pre-nuptial and Binding Financial Agreements
- Cohabitation and separation agreements
- Divorce and nullity proceedings
- Children’s issues: parental responsibility, access, protection, Welfare/abuse/abduction issues,
- Child maintenance and support, paternity/parentage, Children’s...
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Business Hours
| Monday | 8:30am | to | 5:30pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30am | to | 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30am | to | 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am | to | 5:30pm |
| Friday | 8:30am | to | 5:30pm |
| Saturday | Closed | ||
| Sunday | Closed | ||
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Our Team Profiles
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Gillian Wright PositionSenior Associate ProfileWith 30 years experience as a lawyer, Gillian is an Accredited Specialist in Family Law (NSW LawSociety) and has extensive experience in the full range of Family Law matters. Caring and persuasive – both essential to effective representation - Gillian is trained in collaborativefamily law, an approach that attempts to avoid disputes in Court. A member of the Family Law Section of the Law Council of Australia, Gillian has presented papers onvarious family law topics including on technical issues in property disputes. |
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Amy Jenkins PositionAssociate ProfileWith an Applied Masters Degree majoring in Family Law, Amy has experience with the full range of issues which can arise in family law. If negotiation is unsuccessful Amy has the skills as a litigator to provideable representation in Court. Amy contributes articles to our website. She works closely with our Accredited Specialist familylawyer, Gillian Wright. She is friendly, approachable, astute and well able to assist with any case. |
Articles
Inheritances and Gifts in Family Law, how are they treated?
If you have recently separated and need advice about a property settlement contact the experienced Family Law solicitors at Craddock Murray Neumann for advice about your rights.
De Facto Relationship Legislation
Now that the new laws are in place, all relationship breakdown disputes, whether marriage or de facto, property or parenting, are dealt with in the Family Law jurisdictions rather than in different courts, and now with a more consistent approach with more predictable outcomes.
If you are in dispute with your partner regarding the care arrangements for your child you are required, by law to engage in what is called Alternative Dispute Resolution.
Child support assessement or child support agreement?
Parents have a legal obligation to financially support their children.
Protection from Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is commonly thought of as physical abuse. However, it can also include other conduct such as sexual, emotional or psychological abuse.
