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McCarthy Family Law

Separation happens, but it doesn’t have to change your relationship with your children.

McCarthy Family Law can help you draft a binding and enforceable parenting agreement without you needing to go to court.

McCarthy Family Law can also use their experience to advise you on the division of property.

Fixed and deferred fees, as well as payment arrangements are available for your peace of mind.

Call the office for your free initial consultation on 5415 1757

McCarthy Family Law – helping you and your family move forward.

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