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Dear Trent
Thank you so much for your assistance, it’s made a world of difference. You’ve made a painful process considerably less so, I really appreciate your help.
Elise
Although the events of last year seem an ancient dream, I would like to again thank you for your assistance in the matter. Things have gone exceedingly well for us this year and would not have done so without your help.
Nellle
Dear Trent
Thank you for all of the work you did to help us through a tricky time. I honestly don’t know how we would have gotten through that ordeal without your selflessness.
Angela
Trent,
Now that the dust has settled, I’ve really come to the awareness and the appreciation for the support and expertise you and your team provided for me. Just a big thanks mate you were a lighthouse in a storm.
Glenn
Trent, I wanted to say thank you very much for your generous help. It is hard to find the right words to express my gratitude. Responding to the appeal was impossible task for me and your help has given my family absolute peace.
Sam
Trent, I remember specifically you telling me that I would bounce back and go onto great things after my separation. As I sit here writing with my wonderful family I’m reminded how right I was to believe you.
Mick
Trent, thank you so much. I always felt I could trust you, but more importantly for me, I always felt you understood what I was going through. Thank you.
Sarah
Trent, Thank- you for all the help you have given me during this most stressful time. It is very much appreciated.
Charles
To Trent and Victoria, Thank you for your skill, time, patience, professionalism, ability to defend against narcissists and generally everything

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with compassion
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- How do I prepare for the initial appointment
  Our principle aim during the initial appointment is to give a prospective client the time to feel comfortable and have the opportunity to gain confidence and trust in us as their lawyers.The initial appointment is to allow us to fully understand the issues that are pressing and important to you and provide a broad and understandable overview of the options available to resolve those issues.
  To assist us in achieving the most from the appointment, we recommend that beforehand you prepare a list of your most pressing and important questions to have answered in the initial appointment.
  It is the time that we begin gathering from you and others all the information that we need to provide you with accurate legal advice. This is an evolving process. We do not expect that you will have or be able to provide all of the required information at the initial appointment.
  We will begin by asking you general information about your relationship. It is helpful if you can prepare a basic chronology of your relationship.The chronology should include information about your family including your full name and that of your spouse, dates of birth, the names and dates of birth of any children; the date you started living with your spouse, the date of marriage, the date of separation and the date of divorce (if applicable).
  If you have property issues that need to be resolved, it is helpful to prepare, the best you can, a list of assets, liabilities and superannuation owned by you alone, your spouse alone, jointly with your spouse or owned by any family company or trust.
  For the initial appointment, we do not expect, and actively discourage you from obtaining any valuations of any asset from a registered valuer.
  It is also helpful to consider information about the assets, liabilities and superannuation you and your spouse owned when you started living together, any inheritances, significant financial gifts, large compensation payments or any other large sums of money that either of you received during the relationship.
  If parenting issues are to be resolved, we will ask you about the children’s current living arrangements, the children’s routines and any special needs that the children have. We will ask you if you have any pressing issues or concerns in relation to the children or their welfare and discuss with you your proposals or aspirations that you seek in relation to the children’s long-term living arrangements.
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Divorce
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Parenting & Custody
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