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About Farrar Gesini Dunn Canberra
Farrar Gesini Dunn (FGD) has been in business for more than 25 years, practising in the areas of family law, wills and estates, conveyancing and accounting with offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra. We pride ourselves on providing excellent and tailored advice to each of our clients. We do not adopt a one size fits all approach. We understand that going through a separation is daunting and difficult. We take time to listen to your needs and advise you about all of your options and help you to work out which process is most suitable for your circumstances.
Services
Mediation
Family & Child Specialists
Collaborative Law
Domestic Violence Lawyers
Superannuation
Settle by Sunday
Separation
Divorce Lawyers
Property Settlement
Adoption
Spousal Maintenance
Child Custody
Child Support
Parenting Orders
Binding Financial Agreements International Family Law Surrogacy
Estate Planning
Letters of Administration
Trusts
Estate Administration
Contesting a Will
Challenging a Will
Defending a Will
Estate Disputes
Accounting
Business Advisory
Personal Tax Returns
Family Law
Business Advisory & Accountants
De Facto & Same Sex Marriage
Commercial Law
Wills, Probate & Estates
High Net Worth Individuals
Child Support Disputes
Counselling
Surrogacy Agreements
Conveyancing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Family Law Proceedings – Can I protect my inheritance?
If you have received an inheritance prior to separation then it will generally be included in the asset pool as the court looks at the assets at the time the matter comes before the court. There are of course exceptions to this, for example if you have received your inheritance in the form of a testamentary trust you may be able to exclude this from the asset pool.
Can I get a costs order?
Generally if you and your former partner are involved in a family law dispute you will both be required to pay your own legal costs. However this is not a blanket rule and in some cases you may be able to apply to the court for one party to pay the legal costs of the other party (known as party-party costs). You can talk to your solicitor about options involving costs.
Farrar Gesini Dunn Canberra