Family Lawyers Sydney

Why choose Roger Fritz LLP in Sydney?

As trusted divorce and family lawyers in Sydney, we provide approachable, personalised legal services to every one of our clients, working with you to achieve the best possible outcomes for your family law matter.

Similarly, we’re dedicated to helping families find resolution and peace of mind. Our expertise, coupled with compassion and dedication to our clients, is what sets us apart.

Whether it’s getting advice about a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, a property settlement, or a parenting agreement, our extensive legal expertise means we can provide you with the right advice and support, no matter what your situation may be.

Our compassionate team understand the sensitive and emotional nature of family law cases. As such, we have a focus on providing clear communication, regular updates, and a listening ear.

Likewise, we’re dedicated to providing you with timely, clear, and concise advice so that you feel empowered with legal knowledge and information tailored to your unique matter. 

A brief history of Roger Fritz LLP, Sydney

Roger Fritz LLP was established in 2015 and is Australia’s only specialist national family law firm.

With a footprint across Australian states and territories, we combine the expertise of several leading family law firms and over 35,000 people reach out to the firm each year for advice.

FAQs 

What types of family law matters in Sydney CBD and surrounds are most common?

As family lawyers based in Sydney CBD, with many clients in surrounding areas from Kings Cross, Surry Hills, Paddington, Chippendale, Bondi, Marrickville and more, we deal with a wide variety of intricate circumstances in family law.

Jessica Koot says, “Sydney is a diverse region with a variety of family situations. We deal with matters that are quite straightforward to the complex, including divorce and de facto separation, spousal maintenance, parenting agreements, plans and orders, and property settlements.”

Our Sydney family law team is skilled in a wide range of legal matters. For more information about what we can help with, please see our legal services page. 

How much does a family lawyer cost in Sydney?

At our law firm, we understand that every family law matter is unique, which can make it difficult to predict the exact cost of your case. Many factors, including the complexity of your situation and the other party’s willingness to negotiate, can influence the amount of work needed to resolve your matter and the overall cost. However, you can trust that our experienced team will work tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome for you and your family. 

We’ll provide you with a Costs Agreement that outlines estimated costs for each stage of your case, and we’ll keep you informed of any updates so that you always know where you stand financially. We’re here to support you throughout the process and help you navigate this complex time.

• To obtain a fee estimate for your matter, please contact our office. We’ll give you a no-cost, no-obligation phone call to get an understanding of your situation and what services you require. After the free phone call, we’ll invite you to a strategy session where we’ll obtain a deeper understanding of your circumstances and legal needs. 

• Additionally, we’ll explain how and why your legal fees may change over the duration of your family law matter. We’ll communicate your options to you throughout while ensuring that no corners are cut and that any settlement is in your best interests. 

What Court hears family law matters in Sydney?

Family law matters are generally listed in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) in Sydney. The Sydney FCFCOA is located two blocks from our office at:

Lionel Bowen, Building,
97/99 Goulburn St, Sydney NSW 2001.

It’s conveniently also within walking distance from Central, Museum and Town Hall stations. 

Hearings may now be conducted in person or electronically, depending on the circumstances. To ensure the safety and well-being of all parties involved, practitioners and clients shouldn’t attend the court in person unless their matter has been specifically listed for an in-person hearing.

If you have any questions or concerns about the process, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team.