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Fixed Fee Consent Orders in NSW

Property Settlements from $2455 plus court fees

Regardless of your agreement location or asset pool we will draft your consent Orders in NSW for a fixed fee in 24Hrs. We only work with amicable clients and we will not get involved in any negotiation between parties or try to change your agreement – We will tell you if your matter may not be accepted by the Family Court

You’re here for a good reason.

  • You’re wanting to finalise a legal arrangement and move on with your life
  • You think the litigation process is too expensive and are hunting for a more affordable alternative
  • You’re looking to avoid paying thousands of dollars in unnecessary stamp duty while changing names on a property
  • You need to organise a legally-binding super splitting arrangement
  • And you want it done as soon as possible and for the right price.

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Fast Simple and Cost Effective

  • Servicing all of New South Wales
  •  Consent Orders are ready in 24 hrs.
  • Changes are made in 24 hrs.
  • Simple 4 step process
  • Property Settlements from $2455 plus court fees
  • Fees are fixed before we start
  • Accredited specialists in Family law (NSW and QLD)
  • 20 Years of Family Law experience
  • NSW Stamp duty exemptions guaranteed.
  • No time-consuming office visits

Free Guide

Consent Orders

    Kate Austin is a very different family law firm – We only Act for clients who have an agreement

    Our Solution is simple a designed to assist clients who have an agreement.

    • We do NOT try to change your agreement.
    • We do NOT negotiate between parties.
    • We will advise on the “Just and Equitable” jointly
    • Once we start your matter we guarantee the Family Court will approve your orders – if they do not we will refund your professional fees.
    • Orders drafted in 24hrs
    • Fees are fixed Instant quote
    • All areas of NSW Serviced

    Stamp Duty Exemption

    Our Solution is simple a designed to assist clients who have an agreement.

    • We do NOT try to change your agreement.
    • We do NOT negotiate between parties.
    • We will advise on the “Just and Equitable” jointly
    • Once we start your matter we guarantee the Family Court will approve your orders – if they do not we will refund your professional fees.
    • Orders drafted in 24hrs
    • Fees are fixed Instant quote
    • All areas of NSW Serviced

    Superannuation Splitting Orders – Consent Orders NSW

    When a marriage or de facto relationship breaks down property can be divided between the parties.

    Superannuation is treated as property under the Family Law Act 1975 but it differs from other types of property because it is held in a trust.

    Superannuation splitting laws allow superannuation to be divided when a relationship breaks down.

    Superannuation can be split by:

    • an order of the Family Court or Federal Magistrate Court ( Consent Orders)

    Part VIIIB of the Family Law Act 1975– external site gives a court the power to deal with superannuation interests of spouses (including de facto spouses).

    It also:

    • provides the framework for a court to make orders to distribute superannuation interests of the parties
    • covers superannuation agreements.

    The Family Law (Superannuation) Regulations 2001– external site set out:

    • the methods of valuing superannuation interests
    • the way in which the payment split is to be put into effect
    • the information that the trustees have to provide.

    Associations We’re Part Of

    As experienced family lawyers, we’re also a member of Australia’s leading law associations.

    nsw law society accredited
    NSW Law Society
    Family law section law council of Australia - Kate Austin Family Lawyers
    Family Law Practitioners Association - Kate Austin Family Law

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    If you’re looking for a firm figure on what a Consent Order will cost, you can find it by clicking the button below. You’ll be able to calculate the cost based on your circumstances and get a quote you can trust.

    If you have questions or are close to reaching an agreement, we’d be happy to give you advice on how to take those last few steps.

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    Consent Orders in NSW  – Your Questions Answered

    What are Consent Orders?

    When two people separate, they often want to formalise an agreement they’ve reached around how to divide their financial assets or care arrangements for their children.

    This is what a Consent Order lets them do. Or, in more legal terms: a Consent Order in nsw is made when two parties submit their proposed agreement to the Family Court of Australia or the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, and the agreement is sealed by the Court and made into a legally binding document.

    Any agreement that becomes a Consent Order has the same legal effect as if the judge made the Order after a contested hearing. However, the big difference is that you don’t have to go through the expense and stress of the entire court process. In fact, you don’t even need to go to Court at all.

    Consent Orders are an ideal way to finalise your financial ties with your ex-partner and allow you to move forward independently and with certainty.

    Consent Orders – what Is the purpose ?

    A Consent Order will finalize your property settlement and ensure your former partner does not pursue you for another property settlement at any stage in the future. If you are transferring a property from joint names to one party’s name, you can get a stamp duty exemption if you have a Consent Order.

    What is the benefit of a Consent Orders over a parenting plan?

    A parenting plan is not legally binding nor legally enforceable.  You cannot take a parenting plan to court and ask the court to enforce it.   A Consent Order in NSW  is legally binding and enforceable and you can take your Consent Orders back to court and have them enforced if they have been breached.

    What is the application process for a family court Consent Order?

    You need to file an Application for Consent Orders in nsw which gives the court relevant background and a basis upon which to determine that the Orders are fair, which it must find before making them.  You then need to file a Minute of Order which sets out in detail the Orders that you’re asking to be made

    Will my consent orders in NSW allow me stamp duty exemption?

    Yes – if you are transferring any real estate between yourself and your spouse in relation to your family law agreement it will be exempt from stamp duty. We will ensure that your orders are compliant regardless of what state your property is located.

    Why would we formalise our agreement?

    Formalising your agreement with a Consent Order means neither person can change their mind independently later on. For parenting matters, it gives you certainty that you get to spend the time with your children that the orders say you will. Those orders can be enforced by the Court if someone doesn’t follow them. For property settlements, the orders finalise and sever the financial relationship between parties. That means you can get on with your life, knowing that what you earn and accumulate after the settlement is indisputably yours.

    Do I need to obtain legal advice for Consent Orders in NSW ?

    It is not mandatory for parties to Consent Orders to have obtained their own independent legal advice although it is generally a good idea as it gives both parties peace of mind that they are entering into Is an informed decision. Some parties obtain their own independent legal advice and then come together to reach their own agreement And then have it drafted without any further legal advice being obtained.

    What are the costs of a Consent Order?

    Our fees for Consent Orders in NSW are fixed without variation and regardless o\f your agreement. Well to most lawyers will provide quotes for fixed fees for the preparation of Consent Orders what the fixed fee includes can vary quite significantly and the associated cost can vary significantly. If you have not yet reached an agreement then the cost is likely to be significantly higher than if your agreement has been finalized. If you are require independent legal advice the cost will also increase. Most of the night fence will charge somewhere in the vicinity of 4 1/2 to $7000 depending on what it is you require. You can obtain a quote online here

    Testimonials

    “No words would do justice to the professionalism and support I received from the Kate Austin team. They were extremely efficient with responding to any queries. They went above and beyond to ensure the terms of our Consent Orders were thorough and accurate. The registrar making the orders also mentioned Rachel in high regard and commented on how the Consent Orders coming through from her are always well drafted. My orders ended up being more complex but they got it done with tight deadlines. Thank you for an awesome job in what ended up being quite a challenging situation“

    Trudy Oct 19

    “Thank you, Brendan and Rachel, for this painless experience during such a difficult time. The distance between Brisbane and Sydney was not an obstacle for everything to be done very quickly and at a very high professional level. When I received my draft consent orders on 10 pages, I realised that property settlement cannot be done without a lawyer. And I would recommend to anyone, who knows how they want to split their property and hates wasting their money, to engage Kate Austin Family Lawyers.“

    Irana November 19

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    Finalise Your Agreement and Move On With Life

    If you’re ready to get on with life and want a comprehensive Consent Order created faster and more affordably than anywhere else, we’re here to help. If you have a few questions, we can answer and explain anything you’d like to know.

    Simply fill out your contact details, and we’ll take care of the rest.

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    Your Personal Guide Every Step of the Way

    Creating and getting Court approval for a Consent Order can involve a lot of hurdles. This is the guidance you’ll get from Kate Austin when you need a Consent Order drafted and finalised.

    • Initial discussion about your agreement
    • Continual updates on the progress of your agreement
    • Access to our office to answer questions
    • Creation and submission of your application to the Family Court
    • Discussion with Rachel Stubbs (Accredited Specialist in Family Law) about your agreement
    • Custom drafting of your agreement by Rachel Stubbs
    • Suggested notations on your orders
    • Draft consent orders for your approval in 24 hours
    • Changes to your orders made within 24 hours
    • Assistance in the signing process of your application
    • Online submission of your application to the Family Court
    • Answering any requisitions (if required) to the Family Court
    • Posting original orders (by registered post) to you on completion
    • A certified copy of the orders emailed to you
    • A guaranteed fixed fee as per the initial quote

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      Kate Austin Family Lawyers
      Head office:
      Level 54, 111 Eagle Street
      Brisbane QLD 4000

      Sydney office:
      Level 4, 20 Bond street
      Sydney, NSW 2000

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      Brisbane, QLD 4000

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      Sydney, NSW 2000

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      Brisbane, QLD 4000

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      Brisbane Phone: (07) 3128 0222
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      Joanne Summers
      Joanne Summers
      08:25 23 Jul 18
      The process of writing consent orders was made very simple by your knowledge and professionalism. Jessica was easy to talk with from my initial telephone call and easy to communicate with by email thereafter. Her manner was reassuring and considerate and she had the knowledge required to answer my questions. The fixed cost made budgeting easy and affordable. I have already recommended your company to a friend and will do so again in the futureread more
      Kylie Gilbert
      Kylie Gilbert
      05:31 13 Jul 18
      I can highly recommend the team at Kate Austin Family Lawyers. They prepared Consent Orders and also organised the property transfers. From beginning to end everyone has been very friendly, professional and helpful and the whole process has been extremely stress free. The fees definitely did not break the bank and worth every $ to know that the process is done properly the first time. Jessica in particular has been very reassuring to me and it's been greatly appreciated. Thank you Kate Austin Lawyers!read more
      Gail Keogh
      Gail Keogh
      11:08 24 Jul 18
      I highly recommend Kate Austin Family Lawyers. Jessica was fantastic! Jessica explained the whole process, answered all our questions and made things easy during a tough time. Jessica was professional and understanding of our requirements. The process was simple and completed in timely fashion. Thanks Jessica, Brendan and team.read more
      Christie Gulley
      Christie Gulley
      09:23 17 Jul 18
      Handelled my consent orders and property transfer efficiently and were always prompt with communication. About time there was a firm that you can trust to have your best interests in mind the whole time 😁 thanks Rachel, Brendan and teamread more
      Blair Wright
      Blair Wright
      21:33 23 Jul 18
      Rachel and her team are fantastic to deal with and made this difficult time very easy to go through. Thank you once again for all your help and I would recommend them to everyone.read more
      Antonietta Avgousti
      Antonietta Avgousti
      00:06 10 Jan 19
      Kate Austin Family Lawyers have been nothing short of amazing! From the minute I spoke to Brendan when I made that initial enquiry, I knew I had stumbled across something great (just by surfing the web).. The patience and compassion he and Rachel showed me in dealing with my case was very much appreciated. Thank you both so much for making this daunting process as smooth and as easy as possible.read more
      Earth Angel
      Earth Angel
      04:57 29 Jan 19
      At such a stressful time, Kate Austin Lawyers made my life so much easier. They worked efficiently and were so very paitient. They were clear, communicated perfectly and kind people from the first phone call. The one time cost was well worth their services. I highly recommend this Law Firm to everyone.read more
      David Westbury
      David Westbury
      01:49 21 Dec 18
      Firstly, a huge Thank you to the team Rachel, Tori & Brendan, at Kate Austin Family Lawyers.Family law problems are not an everyday event and when mine happened it was daunting to say the least.However from my first conversation, right through to the end of processing my Consent Orders & Property Transfers, the Team at Kate Austin Family Lawyers were friendly, timely, and they communicated with me on a level I understood. Overall an extremely professional company that made the whole process stress free.Going forward I wouldn't hesitate to use them again and highly recommend their services.Thanks again Team, I wish you all a very Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year.I will be having one thanks to all your hard work.D Westburyread more
      Peet Gorman
      Peet Gorman
      23:39 18 Dec 18
      I am really happy with Kate Austin Family Lawyer. All staff member are professional and informative. My property settlement consent order was approved by court within a week which was very impressive. Brendan, Rachel and Tori were helpful. Everything I asked for was acted in time. I would recommend anyone to contact Kate Austin Family Lawyer for their family matters.read more
      DS Martin
      DS Martin
      04:13 12 Nov 18
      Friendly, efficient and caring service. They make the process of Consent orders and property settlement as painless as possible for all concerned. I would highly recommend Kate Austin's Team to listen and expedite this for you. Tori was really friendly and took the time to understand our situation and to progress it as fast as possible. Thanks Tori, Brendan and Rachel.read more
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