With Kindness.
With Respect.
Without Court.
With Kindness.
With Respect.
Without Court.
With Kindness.
With Respect.
Without Court.
Divorce can be a stressful time in your life.
But it doesn’t have to be about fighting with your ex. There is a kinder, respectful and smarter way to separate.
Balance Family Law is a multi-award winning family law firm that keeps individuals and families out of court and focused on the future.
Let us help you sort it out.
WHAT BEST DESCRIBES YOUR SITUATION?
WE CAN HELP YOU TO...
Save time, money and rest easy!
We are all about keeping things simple. Finalising your separation doesn’t have to be complicated.
“Many thanks for how easy you made our property transfer. The process was so smooth and you were both fantastic to deal with.”
– Z.M, client.


Reflect, refocus and rebuild after separation…
“I highly recommend Perpetua Kish (Pepe). She handled my case with care, respect and dedication. She never treated me as just another case and she’s always truly invested in the best possible outcome for my children and myself.”
– K.W, client
Achieve a peaceful outcome…
“Jonathon and Pepe handled my case very respectfully and efficiently. They kept me up to date with any changes and progress throughout the whole process and made an effort to make sure I understood my rights and that they were protected. They were extremely professional and I felt they had my best interest at heart.”
– R.R, client


Create your Will and Estate Plan...
“Balance Family Law, an award winning professional team that exude excellence, integrity and compassion in all services. Absolutely recommend Balance for family law and estate planning.”
– I.C, client
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