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What to Expect When You Meet With Us

We understand that meeting with a family lawyer for the first time can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re facing separation, parenting issues, or financial concerns, it’s natural to feel unsure about what lies ahead.

At Family First Lawyers, our goal is to make the process clear, supportive, and straightforward. Here’s what you can expect when you sit down with us.

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how it works
Your First Meeting.

Every family’s journey is unique. That’s why we offer support across all areas of family law, from dispute resolution to child support agreements — so you feel informed, protected, and confident in your next steps.

A Safe, Compassionate Space

Your first meeting is about you. You’ll have the chance to share your story, goals, and concerns in a confidential, judgment-free environment.

Clear Explanations, No Jargon

We’ll walk you through the legal process in plain language — explaining your rights, responsibilities, and options so you leave with clarity.

Understanding Your Goals

Every family is unique. We’ll take the time to understand what matters most to you, whether that’s an amicable separation, protecting your children, or securing a fair financial outcome.

Initial Advice & Roadmap

You’ll leave with an initial assessment of your situation, possible strategies, and a clear plan for the next steps.

Transparent Fees & Costs

We’ll outline our fee structure and provide an estimate so you know exactly what to expect. No surprises, just clear and open communication.

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What to expect
What You Should Bring

To make the most of your first meeting, it helps to bring:

  • Personal identification (driver’s licence or passport).

  • Relevant legal documents (marriage certificate, separation or divorce papers, court orders, binding financial agreements).

  • Communication records (relevant emails, texts, or letters from your ex-partner or their lawyer).

  • Notes on your situation (parenting arrangements, financial details, special circumstances).

  • A list of questions or concerns so nothing gets missed.

Don’t worry if you don’t have everything — we’ll guide you through what’s needed as your matter progresses.

Ready to take the first step?

Book your confidential consultation today and start your journey with clarity and peace of mind.

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