AWKAR & CO.

04/10/2026

AGREEMENT REACHED? LET’S MAKE IT FORMAL.

If you’ve already agreed on your property settlement, Awkar & Co can help you take the next step with Consent Orders.

Our fixed-fee options are:

▪️ $4,400 — where an agreement has been reached and no superannuation splitting order is required.

▪️ $5,400 — where an agreement has been reached and a superannuation splitting order is required.

Our fixed fee service includes drafting of documents and lodgement with the Court to ensure the agreement is legally binding and most importantly upfront pricing.

Contact Linda to discuss formalising your agreement and moving forward.

📞 (08) 8263 2444
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Fixed fees are subject to your circumstances and agreed scope. Contact us to confirm inclusions and any additional costs.

16/07/2026

⏰ This is one of the most important things people don't know about family law — and missing these deadlines can mean losing your rights entirely.

In Australia:

📌 You have 12 months from the date your divorce is finalised to apply for a property settlement

📌 You have 2 years from the end of a de facto relationship to apply for a property settlement

These aren't soft guidelines. They're legal deadlines.

If you separated months ago and haven't taken action yet — now is the time.

DM us the word SETTLE and we'll reach out to help you understand where you stand and what options are still open to you.

📞 (08) 8263 2444 | 🌐 awkarco.com.au

16/07/2026

Financial disclosure property settlement issues can decide whether negotiations are productive or risky. Before separating couples can make sensible decisions about the family home, superannuation, debts, savings, businesses or trusts, they need a clear picture of the financial position. Guesswork is not enough.

This guide explains what financial disclosure means in family law property settlement, which documents are commonly exchanged, what the duty of disclosure requires, and why it is usually safer to complete key disclosure before negotiating a final agreement. It is general information only and should not be treated as advice about your specific property settlement.

In property settlement, financial disclosure means giving the other party relevant information and documents about your financial circumstances. It also means requesting the documents you need from the other person before you make decisions.

Financial disclosure property settlement: documents to provide before negotiating, full disclosure duties, assets, debts, income & risks.

15/07/2026

Some of the most meaningful moments in this work are when a client walks out the door looking lighter than when they walked in. 💙

"Highly recommended. Linda is very professional, very supportive and really good lawyer."

We can't share names, but we can share this: the most common thing clients tell us is that they didn't realise how much they needed to just talk to someone who understood the legal side.

You don't have to have all the answers before you call us. That's what we're here for.

If you've been putting it off — this is your sign.

📞 Book a confidential consultation: (08) 8263 2444
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14/07/2026

👨‍👩‍👧 Court isn't always the answer — and for parenting arrangements, it's often not the first step.

Here are 3 options many South Australian families use:

📝 Informal agreement — flexible but not legally binding
📋 Parenting plan — written, signed, more structure (still not court orders)
⚖️ Consent orders — approved by the court, fully enforceable

The right option depends on your relationship with the other parent, the ages of your children, and how cooperative the arrangement needs to be.

We can help you understand which path makes sense for your family.

📞 (08) 8263 2444 | 🌐 awkarco.com.au

13/07/2026

Contrary to popular belief, family lawyers do not spend their days dramatically objecting in courtrooms. 😅

Here's what a day at Awkar & Co actually looks like:

☕ 8am — Coffee. Non-negotiable. Legally binding.

📋 9am — Review files, prepare for consultations, pretend we're not already thinking about lunch

💬 10am–3pm — Meeting with clients, listening, strategising, actually helping people

✍️ 3pm — Drafting documents (this is where the magic happens, promise)

🏡 5pm — Head home knowing we made someone's situation a little clearer today\

No dramatic courtroom speeches. Just real people, getting real help.

If you've been putting off getting legal advice — we make it a lot less scary than TV would have you believe.

📞 (08) 8263 2444 | 🌐 awkarco.com.au

12/07/2026

📋 Property settlement doesn't happen automatically when you separate — and it's more nuanced than just "splitting things 50/50."

Here's how the court approaches it in 4 steps:

1️⃣ Identify all assets & debts (yes, all of them)
2️⃣ Assess each person's financial and non-financial contributions
3️⃣ Consider future needs — income, health, care of children
4️⃣ Reach a fair, formal agreement (consent orders or financial agreement)

The earlier you get legal advice, the more options you have.

Got questions about your situation? We're here.

📞 (08) 8263 2444 | 🌐 awkarco.com.au

09/07/2026

Still searching Google at midnight, trying to figure out your rights? 🌙

You deserve real answers from a real lawyer — not more uncertainty.

This Friday, we're opening up free 30-minute consultations for anyone navigating:
👪 Parenting arrangements
🏡 Property settlement
💔 Separation or divorce
💍 De facto relationships

All you have to do is DM us the word CONSULT and we'll be in touch to book a time that suits you.

Confidential. No obligation. Just clarity.

📞 (08) 8263 2444 | 🌐 awkarco.com.au

08/07/2026

We ask because we want to understand what matters most to you. 💬

When people face separation, the worries aren't always what you'd expect. Sometimes it's not the legal process — it's the fear of starting over, or what it means for the kids.

Tell us in the comments: what would worry YOU most?

A) The children
B) The finances
C) The legal process
D) Starting over

No wrong answers. Just an honest conversation. 👇

At Awkar & Co, we're here for all of it — not just the paperwork.

📞 (08) 8263 2444 | 🌐 awkarco.com.au

07/07/2026

💡 Divorce myths vs. reality — swipe to see the truth.

There's a lot of misinformation out there about divorce in Australia. We're clearing it up, one myth at a time.

Myth 1: You need grounds to divorce. ❌
Myth 2: Divorce splits your property automatically. ❌
Myth 3: Mothers always get custody. ❌
Myth 4: You must go to court. ❌
Myth 5: Separation = divorce. ❌

Want to know the truth? Swipe through 👆

Have a myth of your own? Drop it in the comments using MYTH and we'll answer it.

📞 (08) 8263 2444 | 🌐 awkarco.com.au