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Family Law,

Made Clear.

Expert Family Lawyers in Sydney and Northern Beaches

If you are seeking an approach to family law that protects what matters most and helps you move forward with clarity and respect, you have come to the right place. At Wallen Family Law, we focus on solutions that prioritise stability, dignity, and long-term wellbeing for your whole family. We take a collaborative approach whenever possible, guiding discussions with empathy and practical wisdom. When firmness is required, we advocate for you with skill and confidence in court. Our approach is balanced, strategic, and always centred on the needs of your family.

Our Family and Criminal Law Services

We combine expert legal strategy with a compassionate, practical approach, helping you make informed decisions that protect your future and the wellbeing of your children.

  • We assist parents with parenting arrangements, custody disputes, and parenting orders, always focusing on the best interests of children.

  • We provide advice on dividing assets, businesses, trusts, and property — including complex financial settlements.

  • We provide clear guidance on child support assessments, binding child support agreements, and spousal maintenance applications.

  • Preparation and review of consent orders and binding financial agreements (BFAs) to ensure your property settlement is legally binding.

  • Out-of-court pathways such as mediation, collaborative family law, and family dispute resolution to help reduce conflict.

  • Concerns about drug or alcohol use can significantly affect parenting arrangements. We assist clients where substance use is raised in family law proceedings, including matters involving testing orders, supervision, and safeguarding children’s wellbeing.

  • When court proceedings are necessary, we represent clients in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, advocating strongly to protect your interests.

  • Representation in relocation disputes and international or interstate travel applications.

  • ADVO matters can have immediate and significant impacts on your day-to-day life, including contact, living arrangements and parenting issues. We provide clear advice on how to respond, negotiate or defend an application, with a focus on practical and workable outcomes.

  • If you have been charged with common assault, it is important to get clear advice early. These matters can arise in a wide range of situations and can carry serious consequences, including a criminal record. We provide practical guidance on your options and the best way to approach your matter from the outset.

  • AOABH is a more serious assault offence involving allegations of injury and requires a careful, strategic approach. We assist clients by analysing the evidence, advising on options and preparing the matter properly, whether it resolves early or proceeds to hearing.

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Clear Fixed Fee Options

Separation often brings financial pressure as well as emotional strain. At Wallen Family Law, we believe that every family deserves clear and expert guidance, regardless of their financial situation. We offer fixed-fee services and are a Legal Aid NSW panel firm. From your first free 15-minute consultation, we will help you understand the path ahead, the costs involved, and the most suitable way forward for your family.

Fixed Fee Services

We offer clear, fixed-fee pricing so you know your costs from the start. It brings certainty and helps you focus on the best outcome for your family.

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Legal Aid NSW

We are a Legal Aid NSW panel firm, helping eligible clients with parenting, property, and family violence matters.

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Pay Later Options

Worried about legal costs? We partner with JustFund to offer flexible legal funding for family law matters, so you can start your case now and pay later.

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Clear Answers

Melody answers common questions about separation, parenting, and property