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Wahidi Lawyers Wahidi Lawyers provides legal services in family law, migration law, conveyancing and wills and estates.

31/08/2026

Family matters can be complicated—but you don’t have to face them alone. ⚖️

At Wahidi Lawyers, we’re here to guide you through every step with trusted legal advice, support, and a client-focused approach.

Because when family has its difficult days, having the right legal support can make all the difference.

📞 0406 876 466
🌐 www.wahidilawyers.com.au

De Facto Myths: Know Your Rights ⚖️Think being in a de facto relationship means you have fewer legal rights? Think again...
24/08/2026

De Facto Myths: Know Your Rights ⚖️

Think being in a de facto relationship means you have fewer legal rights? Think again.

From property settlements to time limits, there are several common misconceptions about de facto relationships.

🔹 Myth 1: “We’re not married, so there’s nothing to split.”
🔹 Myth 2: “There’s no time limit to sort things out.”
🔹 Myth 3: “If it’s not in my name, my partner has no claim to it.”
🔹 Myth 4: “Same-sex de facto couples are treated differently.”

The law can be more complex than you think, and every relationship is assessed on its own facts.

If you’re unsure about your rights or your position after separation, getting advice specific to your circumstances can make all the difference.

📞 0406 876 466
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Wahidi Lawyers — Trusted. Compassionate. Focused on what matters most.

De Facto vs Marriage — Know Your Legal Rights ⚖️Are you in a de facto relationship or married? While both can have impor...
21/08/2026

De Facto vs Marriage — Know Your Legal Rights ⚖️

Are you in a de facto relationship or married? While both can have important legal and property rights, there are key differences in how your relationship is recognised, how property matters are handled, and how the relationship legally ends.

Understanding your rights can help you make informed decisions about your future. 🏡💍

At Wahidi Lawyers, we provide trusted and compassionate legal guidance focused on what matters most to you.

📞 0406 876 466
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.wahidilawyers.com.au

Need advice about your relationship or property rights? Contact us today.

20/08/2026

It’s raining visas at Wahidi Lawyers today.

We love helping families take the next step towards building their future in Australia.

Congratulations to our clients on their visa grant.

Need help with your visa journey? Get in touch with Wahidi Lawyers today.

Mediation vs Court post Mediation or court — which is right for your family? ⚖️There's no one-size-fits-all answer, but ...
19/08/2026

Mediation vs Court post
Mediation or court — which is right for your family? ⚖️
There's no one-size-fits-all answer, but for a lot of separating couples, mediation offers a faster, more private, and less adversarial path to an agreement, especially where children are involved.
Not every situation is suited to mediation (for example, where there are safety concerns or a serious power imbalance) , but it's worth understanding your options before assuming court is the only path.
Thinking about which approach suits your situation? Send us a message or book a consultation.
General information only, not legal advice.

Wahidi Lawyers
Trusted. Compassionate. Focused on what matters most.
📞 0406 876 466
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🌐 www.wahidilawyers.com.au

De Facto Myths ⚖️💭 Myth: “We’re not married, so there’s nothing to split.”✅ Fact: De facto couples can have property and...
17/08/2026

De Facto Myths ⚖️

💭 Myth: “We’re not married, so there’s nothing to split.”

✅ Fact: De facto couples can have property and financial rights similar to married couples under the Family Law Act.

Living together as a couple can create important legal rights and responsibilities. Don’t assume you have no legal options simply because you’re not married.

📌 Understanding your rights early can help protect what matters most.

Wahidi Lawyers
Trusted. Compassionate. Focused on what matters most.

📞 0406 876 466
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.wahidilawyers.com.au

Putting Children First 💙Parenting after separation can be challenging, but clear and thoughtful arrangements can help cr...
12/08/2026

Putting Children First 💙

Parenting after separation can be challenging, but clear and thoughtful arrangements can help create stability, routine, and a positive environment for children.

A good parenting plan focuses on:
✨ Your child’s best interests and wellbeing
✨ Stability and routine
✨ Open communication between parents

At Wahidi Lawyers, we’re committed to helping families navigate separation with compassion and a focus on what matters most — your children.

📞 0406 876 466
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⚖️ TRUE OR FALSE? The answer may surprise you!Think being unmarried means you have no legal rights to shared property? T...
10/08/2026

⚖️ TRUE OR FALSE? The answer may surprise you!

Think being unmarried means you have no legal rights to shared property? Think again.

❌ FALSE. De facto couples can be covered by the Family Law Act and may have similar property rights to married couples.

The law looks at the nature of your relationship, not simply whether you have a marriage certificate. 🏠⚖️

If you’re unsure about your rights or property entitlements, getting the right legal advice early can make all the difference.

📞 Wahidi Lawyers
🌐 www.wahidilawyers.com.au
📱 0406 876 466

❌ True or False? Divorce in Australia requires someone to be at fault.The answer is FALSE.Australia follows a no-fault d...
07/08/2026

❌ True or False? Divorce in Australia requires someone to be at fault.

The answer is FALSE.

Australia follows a no-fault divorce system. This means the court doesn't need to know why the marriage ended. Instead, the key requirement is that the couple has been separated for at least 12 months, showing the relationship has broken down irretrievably.

Knowing your rights can make the legal process less stressful. If you're unsure where to start, seeking professional legal advice can help you move forward with confidence.

📞 Contact Wahidi Lawyers today for trusted family law guidance.
🌐 www.wahidilawyers.com.au
📞 0406 876 466

Family Law Myth vs FactWhen it comes to family law, misinformation can create unnecessary stress and confusion. Knowing ...
05/08/2026

Family Law Myth vs Fact

When it comes to family law, misinformation can create unnecessary stress and confusion. Knowing the facts helps you make informed decisions for yourself and your family.

❌ MYTH: "Kids get an equal say in who they live with, no matter their age."

✅ FACT: A child's wishes are only one of several factors the court considers. The child's best interests always come first, taking into account their maturity, safety, emotional wellbeing, and overall circumstances.

At Wahidi Lawyers, we're committed to providing clear, practical legal guidance tailored to your family's unique situation.

📞 Need trusted family law advice? Contact our experienced team today.

🌐 www.wahidilawyers.com.au
📞 0406 876 466

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