Allegra Family Lawyers

Allegra Family Lawyers Separation and divorce is a lot. We make the legal part easier. Perth family lawyers. Fixed fees. Free first call.

Going through a family law matter is one of the hardest things a person can face, and the thing we hear most from the pe...
01/09/2026

Going through a family law matter is one of the hardest things a person can face, and the thing we hear most from the people we work with is how much we helped them feel supported, informed and genuinely looked after throughout the process.
This review meant a lot to our team 💛
If you're weighing up your options and want to talk things through with someone who will be honest and clear with you from the start, we're here when you're ready. You can get in touch with us through our website - www.allegralawyers.com.au

26/08/2026

The heartbreak is real 😭💔

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21/08/2026

Saying goodbye is never easy 🥹🤍

Today we farewell a very special member of our team as she heads off on her next adventure. We’re so grateful for all the laughs, memories and everything she has brought to the team.

Wishing you nothing but the very best for what comes next — you’ll be very missed! 🫶🏼✨

14/08/2026

We wear many hats as family lawyers, unfortunately none of them come with a crystal ball but we’ll get you clarity. Props to our director Vee for giving us some Fridays lols🩷

Nobody pops the champagne for a Binding Financial Agreement.But a BFA isn't a sign you don't trust each other. It's two ...
29/07/2026

Nobody pops the champagne for a Binding Financial Agreement.

But a BFA isn't a sign you don't trust each other. It's two people being honest about the future, while everything's calm.

Not just for the wealthy. If you're bringing property, a business, an inheritance or children into a relationship, it's worth understanding your options.

Book in with our team.

General info, not legal advice.

24/07/2026

Family law never sleeps…🫠😴

'What happens to the house?' is one of the first questions people ask when they're separating.The honest answer: it depe...
23/07/2026

'What happens to the house?' is one of the first questions people ask when they're separating.

The honest answer: it depends. But not in a vague, frustrating way. It depends on things you can actually work through. What each person contributed, what each person needs going forward, and what's fair given the full picture.

A few things that often get assumed incorrectly:

Moving out doesn't mean giving up your claim.
Being on the mortgage doesn't mean you automatically get the house.
You don't have to sell immediately.

There are more options than most people realise. A short conversation early can help you see the full picture before you make any big moves.

General advice only.

One of the first things we ask new clients isn't about the house, the kids or the money.It's: are you seeing a therapist...
21/07/2026

One of the first things we ask new clients isn't about the house, the kids or the money.

It's: are you seeing a therapist or counsellor?

Not because something is wrong with you. Because separation is hard, and some of the biggest decisions of your life get made in the middle of it.

We can help with the legal side. We listen, we guide, we keep things steady. But we're not mental health professionals, and the tools a counsellor gives you (to process grief, manage conflict, make decisions from a calm place) matter just as much.

Getting support is not a weakness. It's part of being prepared.

Legal advice is important. So is emotional support. You deserve both.

18/07/2026

Most family law matters never see the inside of a courtroom.

The work usually happens earlier: in strategy, negotiation, mediation and the hard conversations that bring both parties closer to something they can actually live with.

But sometimes court is the right path. And when that's where we need to go, we're ready.

This is what prepared advocacy looks like. 🤍

16/07/2026

If you're co-parenting, the back-to-school routine can be one of the trickier things to sort.

Term 3 starts next week, so if you're still working it out, here are a few things that might help 👇

📝 Write the term schedule down somewhere you both can see it.
Pickups, sport, appointments. It takes the pressure off having to remember it all.

💬 Pick one place for changes and updates.
A text thread, an app, a shared calendar, whatever works for you both. It's easier when it's not spread across a few different places.

🗓️ Sort the regular week first.
If the usual routine is agreed, you're not starting from scratch every Sunday night, and there's less to juggle when something unexpected comes up.

And if it still feels like hard work most weeks, that's really common, and it's okay to ask for help. Sometimes a parenting plan can make the day-to-day a bit smoother.

General info, not legal advice.

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Perth, WA

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Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

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+61864603843

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