Skilled Family & Divorce Lawyers in Dee Why
It is very natural for you to feel a sudden flash of anxiety or uncertainty for your future life at the time of separating from your partner. There are so many things running in your mind simultaneously such as division of assets, child custody, self-maintenance and much more.
Maspero Legal are highly sought after providers of legal services from advice, guidance and support – in cases of marriage separations in the Dee Why area and beyond.
Some handy tips from our team of Divorce Lawyers with 30+ years experience.
Applying for a divorce
- To start the process of legally ending a marriage, one must apply for an application in the court.
- Hire a professional family lawyer to handle your divorce case.
- Under Australian family law, your marriage is declared broken down where there is no likelihood of getting back together after 12 months of time.
- Both the parties are eligible for divorce only when they have been living apart or separated for 12 months
Maspero Legal is Dee Why’s family lawyers. We bring over three decades of experience to your case. Our knowledge and skill and our exceptional negotiating tactics have helped us build our reputation as one of the best divorce lawyers in the area. Our reputable solicitors not only have the required knowledge but also are well known for achieving desired outcomes. We assist our clients in the division of property, child custody, marriage break down, and much more and aim to represent our client optimally in court.
Get the best legal advice from our team of divorce lawyers. Contact us today!
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Jim
Maspero
Director
Jim Maspero brings over 30 years’ experience to your matter in both private practice and working for the NSW Police.
Jim’s areas of speciality include criminal law and family law matters. He is a passionate advocate with strong advocacy and communication skills.
Well-known and respected across the many courts of Sydney and beyond, his sense of humour and very approachable personality ensures you have an exceptional advocate working on your matter.
A huge rugby fan and high-level table tennis competitor, Jim enjoys spending time with his family in Australia and across the world along with spending lots of quality time with his two grandchildren, Rose and William.
Jeremy
Maspero
Solicitor
Jeremy Maspero is a Lawyer who holds a combined Bachelor of Laws & Bachelor of Arts degree, Majoring in Media. Working across family law, criminal, wills & estate planning and small business law, he has a strong focus on achieving outstanding results and justice for clients.
He is passionate about helping his clients through some of the most difficult and stressful times in their life, whilst understanding that each and every client has unique requirements.
Jeremy’s detailed and customer centric approach to his work and clients, along with his diverse range of experience in a number of fields means he is well positioned to handle your matter.
A keen dragon boat enthusiast and lover of animals and all things doors, Jeremy enjoys spending time with his family and running a Sydney book club called ‘Reading Under the Influence’.
Stephanie
Maspero
A Northern Beaches mum with a diverse range of career and tertiary experience from business to arts and sciences, Stephanie enjoys assisting across a range of areas of the business from writing content to helping with the preparation of documents.
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