Consent Orders

Protect What You've Agreed To

Reaching an agreement is an important milestone, but without formal legal documentation, there may be limited protection if circumstances change in the future.

Benefits Of Consent Orders:

Legally binding and enforceable
Approved by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
Avoid the cost and stress of contested court proceedings
Provide certainty for both parties
Reduce the risk of future disputes
Protect property and parenting arrangements

Why Clients Choose Consent Orders

A Smarter Alternative To Court Proceedings

Legal Protection

Court-approved orders that protect both parties.

Financial Certainty

Clear and enforceable property settlement arrangements.

Parenting Stability

Defined parenting arrangements that support children’s wellbeing.

Cost-Effective Resolution

A practical alternative to lengthy court proceedings.

What Can Consent Orders Cover?

Flexible Solutions For Parenting And Property Matters

Consent Orders can be used to formalise a wide range of family law agreements.

Whether your agreement relates to parenting, property, or both, we can ensure it is drafted correctly and submitted for court approval.

Our Fixed Fee Consent Orders Process

A Straightforward Path To Legal Certainty

Review Your Agreement

We discuss the arrangements you have reached and assess whether Consent Orders are suitable for your circumstances.

Drafting The Orders

Our lawyers prepare professionally drafted Consent Orders and all supporting court documentation.

Court Lodgement

We lodge the application with the Court on your behalf and manage the process from start to finish.

Orders Approved

Once approved, your Consent Orders become legally binding and enforceable.

Ready To Make Your Agreement Legally Binding?

If you and your former partner have already reached an agreement, we can help formalise it through professionally prepared Consent Orders.

Turning Agreement Into Long-Term Certainty

Many separating couples successfully reach an agreement about their children, property, or finances. However, an informal agreement may not provide the legal protection either party expects.

Without properly formalising your arrangements, there can be uncertainty about future obligations, and in some cases, disputes may arise years later.

Consent Orders provide a clear, legally binding framework that protects both parties and helps ensure the agreement can be relied upon moving forward.