Family lawyers in Brisbane and Logan
Family law issues can affect your children, home, finances and day-to-day life. Clear advice can help you understand your rights, make informed decisions and avoid agreements that do not protect your interests.
R.A. Solicitors assists clients with parenting matters, divorce, property settlements, financial agreements, spousal maintenance and enforcement proceedings across South East Queensland.

You have separated or are considering separation
You cannot agree on parenting arrangements
You are concerned about where your children will live
You need help dividing property or finances
You want to apply for a divorce
You need a financial or separation agreement
Court orders are not being followed
Your matter involves a child being taken overseas
How our family lawyers can help
Every separation is different. We can help you understand your options, work through the issues that need to be resolved and represent you if your matter goes to court.
Parenting matters
We can help with arrangements about where children live, how much time they spend with each parent and how important decisions are made.
Property settlements
We advise on the division of property, savings, debts, businesses, superannuation and other financial interests after separation.
Contravention and enforcement
If court orders are not being followed, we can explain the available options and assist with enforcement or contravention proceedings.
Divorce proceedings
We can explain the requirements for divorce, prepare the application and help address any issues that may delay the process.
Financial agreements
We prepare and review binding financial agreements for couples who want to record how financial matters will be handled.
Spousal maintenance
We can advise whether financial support may be payable after separation and help with applications or responses.
Separation agreements
We can help document agreed parenting, property or financial arrangements clearly and correctly.

Know what the next stage is likely to cost
Family law costs depend on the issues involved, whether an agreement can be reached and whether court proceedings are required. We will explain the work needed for the next stage and the likely cost before we begin.
Fixed fees may be available for some services, including straightforward divorce applications or agreed documents.
Understand what an agreement means before you sign it
It can be tempting to agree quickly so the dispute is over. However, informal arrangements may not deal with every issue and may be difficult to enforce later.
A family lawyer can review the proposed terms and explain how they may affect you before anything is finalised.
What the agreement requires from you
Whether important property or debts have been included
How superannuation will be dealt with
Whether the parenting arrangements are practical
What happens if circumstances change
Whether the agreement can be enforced
Whether any time limits apply
A clear starting point for your family law matter
01.
Tell us what has changed
Explain when you separated, whether children are involved and which issues have not been resolved.
02.
Share any current arrangements
Send through court orders, agreements, financial documents or correspondence that may affect the matter.
03.
Speak with a family lawyer
We will connect you with someone who handles the issues involved in your separation or dispute.
04.
Understand your options
We will explain the possible next steps, what information is needed and the likely cost of the first stage.
Practical advice for personal and financial matters
Parenting and property experience
Our team assists with both parenting and financial matters, including cases where several issues need to be resolved together.
Court and negotiation support
We can help you work towards an agreement and represent you in court when the matter cannot be resolved another way.
A long-serving team
Several team members have been with the firm for more than a decade, giving clients continuity as their matter progresses.
Offices across South East Queensland
We meet clients at our Beenleigh, Logan Central and Ipswich offices, and act for clients throughout the surrounding regions.
Family law FAQs
You are not required to use a lawyer, but advice can help you understand your rights and avoid making decisions that create problems later. This is especially important when children, property, debts or court orders are involved.
Parents can agree on arrangements themselves or ask the Court to decide. The focus is on the child's best interests, including their safety, needs and relationship with each parent.
Family law generally refers to parenting arrangements, including where children live, who they spend time with and how parental decisions are made.
There is no automatic equal split. The outcome depends on the property and debts held, each person's contributions and their future circumstances.
Time limits may apply after divorce or the end of a de facto relationship. Get advice early if no property settlement has been completed.
Many matters are resolved through negotiation and documented through consent orders or a financial agreement. The right option depends on what has been agreed and whether it needs to be enforceable.
The response will depend on the order, what happened and whether there was a reasonable excuse. We can review the orders and explain the available enforcement or contravention options.
The information on this page is general in nature and does not take account of your circumstances. It is not legal advice and should not be relied on as a substitute for advice about your own matter.


