SR Family Law

SR Family Law SR Family Law (formerly Spencer Ryan Family Law) are your family law experts from the country to the coast.

EOFY is more than tax returns and receipts, it’s also the perfect time to get organised if you’re navigating separation...
18/06/2026

EOFY is more than tax returns and receipts, it’s also the perfect time to get organised if you’re navigating separation or a property settlement.

From understanding your financial position to reviewing superannuation, gathering important documents, and being aware of key legal time limits, taking proactive steps now can help reduce stress and support better long-term outcomes.

Property settlements in Australian family law are not just about assets, they’re about planning for your future with clarity and confidence.

Find out 5 important things to get in order before the end of financial year.
Because informed decisions start
with good preparation.

Families come in many forms and every family deserves safe, inclusive, and compassionate legal representation.This Pride...
14/06/2026

Families come in many forms and every family deserves safe, inclusive, and compassionate legal representation.

This Pride Month, we celebrate the diversity of families and reaffirm our commitment to providing expert legal support with respect, understanding, and care for all people, regardless of gender identity, sexuality, relationship structure, or background.

Whether you’re navigating parenting arrangements, separation, prenuptial agreements, or simply seeking trusted legal guidance, you deserve to feel seen, supported, and protected.

Because inclusive legal representation isn’t just good practice - it’s essential.

🧡 Today is Storyfest Giving Day! 🧡We're proud to be supporting and helping young people discover the power of storytell...
10/06/2026

🧡 Today is Storyfest Giving Day! 🧡

We're proud to be supporting and helping young people discover the power of storytelling.

For today only, every donation made between 8am and 8pm will be matched dollar-for-dollar, meaning your gift will have double the impact.

Storyfest connects children and families with inspiring authors and storytellers, helping build confidence, creativity, literacy and a love of reading.

Our team is aiming to raise $2,000, and we'd be grateful for your support.
Link to Donate in the bio or:
https://www.charidy.com/storyfest/srfamilylaw

Every story starts somewhere. Help a young person discover that their story matters.

✨ Meet Lateesha ✨Our beautiful and super-organised senior paralegal who keeps everything running smoothly behind the sce...
08/06/2026

✨ Meet Lateesha ✨

Our beautiful and super-organised senior paralegal who keeps everything running smoothly behind the scenes. With a smile that lights up the office and a work ethic second to none, Lateesha is the definition of a quiet achiever.

Calm, capable and an absolute gun at what she does, we're lucky to have her on the team. 💙

FAMILY LAW MYTHS “If my partner caused the separation, I’ll get a better outcome.”In Australia, family law operates unde...
05/06/2026

FAMILY LAW MYTHS

“If my partner caused the separation, I’ll get a better outcome.”

In Australia, family law operates under a no-fault divorce system.
This means the Court does not generally consider who caused the relationship breakdown when determining a property settlement.

Issues such as infidelity, falling out of love, or who decided to end the relationship
do not usually affect the legal outcome.

Instead, the focus is on:
- Financial and non-financial contributions
- Future needs
- Parenting arrangements
- Achieving a just and equitable outcome

However, there can be exceptions where family violence, financial abuse, or serious conduct has had a significant impact on a party’s contributions or future circumstances.

Family law in Australia is designed to focus on practical outcomes, not punishment or blame.
Because separation is about moving forward, not determining fault.

The early stages of separation can feel overwhelming.There’s often pressure to make quick decisions about children, fina...
02/06/2026

The early stages of separation can feel overwhelming.

There’s often pressure to make quick decisions about children, finances, even living arrangements. But the first step isn’t rushing into outcomes. It’s getting clarity.

Understanding where you stand legally, what your options are, and what actually matters in your situation can make a significant difference to how things unfold.
Some practical first steps include:

• Taking stock of your financial position
• Thinking about immediate arrangements for children
• Avoiding informal agreements that haven’t been properly considered
• Getting clear, tailored legal advice early

Every situation is different. What works for one family may not be right for another.
The right guidance early on can help you move forward with confidence, not uncertainty.

Book an initial consultation with one of our Directors, Tilly Ryan or Rachel Rowlands. We'll take the time to listen, understand your circumstances, and provide clear guidance about your legal position and the options available to you moving forward.

With everything happening in the world lately, we asked our team a simple question: “What helps you switch off and recha...
26/05/2026

With everything happening in the world lately, we asked our team a simple question:

“What helps you switch off and recharge?”

From yoga and sauna sessions, to binge-worthy bio-documentaries and weekends away with friends, everyone has their own version of switching off.

A little reminder that rest looks different for everyone.

Waiting to ‘figure it out later’ during separation is where people get stuck.Especially when there’s a mortgage involved...
23/05/2026

Waiting to ‘figure it out later’ during separation is where people get stuck.

Especially when there’s a mortgage involved in today’s cost-of-living climate. The bank still wants repayments. The bills don’t pause. And suddenly, one home becomes two households.

Sell, refinance, or temporary arrangements - there are options, but timing matters.

The earlier you get advice, the more options you usually have, before things become urgent, stressful, or financially locked in.

Don’t wait for it to become a crisis before getting clarity, book a free 1hr initial consultation today.

Not every conversation around tough topics has to feel heavy.Sometimes healing looks like music up a little louder, shou...
15/05/2026

Not every conversation around tough topics has to feel heavy.

Sometimes healing looks like music up a little louder, shoulders a little lighter, and remembering who you are again 🎧

Here are a few songs that feel like strength, resilience, and quietly taking your power back - in your own time, in your own way.

Whether it’s one song on repeat or a whole playlist on shuffle, sometimes reclaiming your power starts in the smallest moments.

Save this for when you need it, or share it with someone who might.

National Families Week (11–17 May) is a reminder that families are diverse, evolving, and deeply important.At SR Family ...
11/05/2026

National Families Week (11–17 May) is a reminder that families are diverse, evolving, and deeply important.

At SR Family Law, we know that family life is not always simple. Many of the people we support are experiencing conflict, separation, or significant change within their immediate family structure.

Through these difficult periods, respectful guidance and practical support can make a meaningful difference.

This National Families Week, we recognise all families -
including those rebuilding, co-parenting, adjusting, and healing.

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