




Practical professional & ethical help in divorce, property, parenting matters and all aspects of family law.

Serving North-East Victoria, the Goulburn Valley, and regional communities since 1940.
We manage the complex paperwork, deadlines, and negotiations so you can focus on your life.
No hidden fees, fine print, or unexpected bills. We outline everything simply from day one.
Our vast experience in family law combined with living in your local community, ensures we know what is most important to you. We handle each legal dispute with the dignity of all parties as a priority.
Nevin Lenne Gross can assist you with all aspects of family law including separations, parenting disputes, divorce, recovery orders, relocation applications and child support as well as all aspects of property settlement matters, including financial and property disputes involving complex company structures, farms and trusts.
We know how much the “family unit” means and will strive to achieve the best possible outcome.
A Smater Flexible Way to Fund Your Family Law Matter
We understand that when you’re navigating a separation or relationship property matter, the financial strain can sometimes stand in the way of getting the legal support you need. That’s why we’ve partnered with JustFund - a dedicated provider of flexible funding solutions for family law legal fees.
Through this partnership, eligible clients can access a flexible line of credit to cover legal fees and expenses related to separation or relationship property proceedings. You don't have to repay the loan until you reach a settlement, which we hope reduces the stress associated with paying costs upfront. Contact us for more information, or visit JustFund.com.au

Going through a separation or family dispute is a highly stressful time. Read through our frequently asked questions to better understand the processes involved in divorce, property settlements, and parenting arrangements.
To apply for a divorce in Australia, you must prove that your marriage has irretrievably broken down by being separated for a continuous period of at least 12 months.
Going to court is usually a last resort. Parents are encouraged to reach an agreement through family dispute resolution and formalise it using a Parenting Plan or Consent Orders drafted by a family lawyer.
The Family Court divides property based on financial and non-financial contributions, as well as future needs. There is no strict 50/50 rule; each property settlement is assessed on its unique circumstances.
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