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Australian Family and Fertility Law

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How to Choose the Best Family Lawyer

November 18, 2024 • Stephen Page • Season 1 • Episode 107

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In this video, Award Winning Family Lawyer, Bruce Provan discuses how to choose the best Family Lawyer.

Introduction

Choosing the right family lawyer is crucial, especially when facing matters that can be both emotionally and financially taxing. With countless lawyers practicing in family law, finding the right fit for your unique situation can make all the difference.

Talk to Family and Friends

Start by consulting family and friends. If they’ve had a positive experience with a family lawyer, it’s likely that you will too. Gather a few recommendations and consider speaking to different lawyers to see who you connect with best.

Find the Right Fit

It’s important to seek a lawyer who aligns with your needs. If you prefer a more aggressive approach, look for a lawyer with that style. However, many people benefit from a lawyer focused on resolution without escalating costs.

Specialization Matters

When choosing a family lawyer, ensure they specialize in family law. This area of law is intricate and ever-evolving; engaging a lawyer who lacks specialization could hinder your case.

Look for Accreditation

Seek out lawyers with specialist accreditation in family law. Each state offers programs for further study and examination, allowing lawyers to become accredited specialists. This demonstrates a commitment to their field.

Subspecialisation is Key
Consider lawyers who subspecialise in specific areas, such as fertility law or child custody. These experts can provide insights and expertise that a general family lawyer may not possess.

Avoid Certain Lawyers

Be cautious of lawyers engaged primarily in legal aid work or promoting themselves as legal aid preferred suppliers. This category often includes inexperienced lawyers who may not have the time or dedication to handle your case effectively.

Conclusion

Finding the right family lawyer can lead to a smoother and less stressful journey through complex legal matters. Take the time to research, ask for recommendations, and choose wisely for a better outcome in your case. Good luck!

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