LGBTQIA+ Family Law in Geelong

Trapski Family Law provide support with parenting, property and separation matters. We know family law, so submit an enquiry today for confidential guidance.

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Inclusive Legal Support for Families

At Trapski Family Law, we provide family law services that recognise the needs of LGBTQIA+ clients. Our work includes assisting with parenting arrangements, property settlements, divorce applications and child support agreements.


We help ensure that families in same-sex and gender-diverse relationships receive advice aligned with family law requirements, with a focus on clarity and lawful outcomes. With accreditation from the Law Institute of Victoria, we offer structured guidance that helps clients understand their rights and responsibilities.


Since 2011, we have supported clients by offering services that reflect the diversity of modern families. To discuss your situation or arrange a confidential consultation, please call us on (03) 8001 7070.

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Parenting, Property & Legal Rights

LGBTQIA+ family law matters involve the same issues faced by all families, but with additional considerations such as surrogacy, adoption or recognition of parentage. Property and financial settlements are determined according to the Family Law Act, regardless of the gender or identity of the parties. Parenting arrangements are based on the best interests of the child, helping to ensure legal recognition and enforceability where needed. Consent orders and financial agreements provide a way to formalise decisions and avoid future disputes.


By understanding the specific issues that may arise in LGBTQIA+ families, individuals can approach separation and related legal processes with clarity and confidence. Contact us today to learn more.

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