Overview
Some family law issues cannot wait — children at risk, recovery of children, urgent property issues, or imminent court dates. We respond quickly with clear next steps.
What the law generally considers
The court has powers to make urgent orders, including recovery orders, injunctions and urgent parenting orders. The Magistrates' Court can make interim intervention orders quickly.
Common client concerns
My ex has taken the children. I've received court documents with a hearing in days. Money is being moved. I'm worried about safety. What do I do right now?
How we help
We triage urgent matters, advise on immediate steps, and act quickly where court intervention is needed.
The process
- 01Same-day triage
Identify the immediate risk and the right legal response.
- 02Urgent application if needed
Filed quickly, with proper supporting evidence.
- 03Strategy for what comes next
Stabilise the situation and plan the broader matter.
Frequently asked
How fast can you act?
For genuinely urgent matters, we triage same-day. Court applications can often be filed within 24–48 hours.
Not sure what comes next? Let's talk.
A confidential consultation is the easiest way to understand your options and the right next step.