Divorce is stressful – A specialist family lawyer can help

Franco Pomare • October 15, 2018
LETS GET STARTED ONLINE
Mother Child Bonding


No matter how frustrated you may have become with your partner, the decision to divorce never is an easy one. Strong emotions often arise on both sides. Some have said that the stress and anxiety of a having gone through a bad marriage and divorce to be akin to PTSD.


The decision legally to end a relationship does not have to set off a long and difficult process. Thinking of separation or divorce? Knowledge is a powerful tool to avoid stress – the first step is to set up a meeting with one of our specialist family lawyers.


At our first meeting we can start the process of uncomplicating the way forward for you. You may also find some quick answers by clicking onto our frequently asked question page. 


Our aim is to help you resolve issues resulting from relationship breakdown quickly, and cost effectively. We work with you to reach your objectives. As leading family law specialists in Sydney we recognise that many people going through divorce experience some degree of anxiety or depression. We take the time to listen and understand where you are coming from, but we recognise that we can all have good days and bad days, so if you feel you need that bit of extra support contact your local doctor or counsellor, or visit Beyond Blue for tips on dealing with the stress and anxiety that too often arises following a separation and divorce.


Author: Franco Pomare, Principal and Accredited Specialist – Family Law
Service: 
Family Law


Rehabilitation Program
March 27, 2026
Completing a rehabilitation program does not automatically vary parenting orders. Bello & Opeyemi [2025] explains what the court actually requires.
Full Court in Helmold & Mariya
March 22, 2026
Removed from court after repeated disruptions? The Full Court in Helmold & Mariya [2025] explains when that does not constitute a denial of procedural fairness.
family-law-property-settlement
By Gabriella Pomare March 20, 2026
Transferring money does not automatically create a legal interest in property. Learn how the Full Court approached resulting trusts in Fing & Ma [2025].
addbacks-after-seperation
March 17, 2026
Recent changes on how the court now accounts for spent money, and what the 2025 decision of Neville and Bowen tells us about the threshold a party must meet.
Family Law Proceedings
February 28, 2026
Non-disclosure of assets can void property orders. Willis & Mulder [2025] FedCFamC1A 217 examines when concealment justifies setting aside orders on appeal.
False Allegations in Family Court
February 22, 2026
A mother alleged sexual abuse. Police investigated twice and found nothing. Read what happened in Joustra & Schuman [2025] FedCFamC2F 1478.
use of ai in legal documents
February 19, 2026
Using AI in legal practice comes with serious obligations. Discover what Australian courts say about using AI in family law documents.
who is the best family lawyer
By Gabriella Pomare February 9, 2026
Learn what truly matters when choosing the right family lawyer beyond rankings, awards and reviews.
family law appeal
December 19, 2025
Complete guide to family law appeals in NSW. Learn when you can appeal, how to challenge, procedural steps, and whether you should challenge a court decision.
NSW Ex not paying Child Support
December 15, 2025
Learn what to do if your ex stops paying child support in NSW. Understand your rights, enforcement options, court action and how to recover unpaid support.