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Divorce can be emotionally-charged, but it’s important to avoid letting it become too personal. Here’s how Colin Daley Quinn has become the divorce lawyers Sutherland locals trust.

Not sure when is the right time to call the solicitors in? Colin Daley Quinn are the Sutherland solicitors that locals trust – here’s a handy guide on when to get in touch with us.

While the process of filing for divorce is relatively simple, it is often fraught with emotion and stress. Disputes or arguments can be intensified, and for some couples, issues are raised that can make the process challenging. Most people will benefit from the services of a dedicated and experienced lawyer who can help with the case from the start, make sure that all of the necessary issues are dealt with, answer any questions you may have, and look after your best interests.

When do you need a solicitor? Read this article and learn more about how a Sutherland solicitor can help you. For more details contact the team at Colin Daley Quinn.

Choosing the right legal representation is important. Unfortunately not all lawyers are experienced in the wide range of issues that can arise in a separation or divorce, so this is what you should be looking for in a divorce lawyer.

When couples separate or divorce, one of the first steps taken is usually to formalise the division of their assets and property. One of the more contentious assets is superannuation which is one of the single biggest assets held by many Australians. This article touches base on both Superannuation in a property settlement and determining the split amount.

A Criminal record is simply a formal record of any offences a person has committed and will generally be on your record for 10 years

A majority of separations can be resolved without the need for court intervention. Generally, Disputes can be settled using either a Binding Financial Agreement or Consent Orders

What to do if you are injured in a motor vehicle accident and what steps to follow

Information on what changes made to Stamp Duty mean for First Home Buyers