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Usually, you will need to hire de facto lawyers in Melbourne if you and your partner decide to formally and legally separate. This is necessary, especially for partners who have children together and own properties that need to be settled. However, unlike married couples, you will not need a divorce. A proper and legal agreement is enough to decide on childcare, assets and finances. Getting a lawyer ensures this process is fair and successful. A de facto lawyer will guide you every step of the way. Moreover, there are specific legalities that need attention that only a lawyer can help you with. These legalities include;
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