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Property Settlement Consent Orders from $1800+GST
If you and your partner have reached agreement about how to divide your property after separation, we can make your agreement legal with an Application for Consent Orders. With a fast turnaround on your docs, and low fixed fees, finalising your property settlement Consent Orders with Divorcely is easy and stress-free.
Property Settlement Consent Orders are faster, easier, and cheaper with Divorcely
We understand that finding time to deal with the legal stuff that comes after a separation can be a challenge. At Divorcely, we fast track your property settlement using our online, secure process.
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You can get started with your Application for Consent Orders online, from the comfort of your home, office, or while waiting at school pick-up – all you need is a smart phone or computer. We gather your information using our Get Settled smart form, which contains customised questions just for you, so you won’t have to waste time answering a bunch of questions that don’t apply to you.
Once you have completed our Get Settled smart form, our lawyers will get to work preparing your Consent Order documents. Your docs will then be shared with you securely, for review and signing, before they are filed with the Federal Circuit & Family Court. The best part is there are no appointments or court hearings required!
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Tell us about yourself
Complete our simple, digital Get Started form. We’ll be in touch within 24-48 hours to confirm whether Divorcely is right for you, and share our Get Divorced or Get Settled eForm for you to complete, giving us all the info we need to prepare your docs. Pay your fixed fee.
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We prepare your docs
Your documents are prepared by our family lawyers and shared with you securely. Sign your documents. No appointments required.*
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Your docs are lodged
We lodge your documents at Court. Final Court orders are made and shared with you securely.
01
Tell us about yourself
Complete our simple, digital Get Started form. We’ll be in touch within 24-48 hours to confirm whether Divorcely is right for you, and share our Get Divorced or Get Settled eForm for you to complete, giving us all the info we need to prepare your docs. Pay your fixed fee.
02
We prepare your docs
Your documents are prepared by our family lawyers and shared with you securely. Sign your documents. No appointments required.*
03
Your docs are lodged
We lodge your documents at Court. Final Court orders are made and shared with you securely.
Does Divorcely offer flexible payment options?
Yes! We offer a Buy Now, Pay Later option through RapidPay.
How long will it take me to complete the Get Started eform?
A couple of minutes is all it takes to complete our Get Started eForm, and get your Divorce or Property Settlement underway!
How long will it take me to complete the Get Settled eForm?
This depends on how complex your property settlement is, but you should generally allow at least 30 minutes. Our smart forms use ‘conditional logic’, which means the questions you are asked will be determined by the answers that you give. This is great, because it means you don’t need to waste time answering questions that don’t apply to you.
I have run out of time to complete the Get Started eForm, can I save it?
You sure can. If you need to take a break from completing the Get Started form, you can easily save your form and come back to it later.
I’m not great with technology, can I still use Divorcely?
Absolutely! Our forms and document delivery are designed to be completed online, but if pen and paper works best for you, our form can be emailed for you to complete in your own time. If you want to go completely tech-free, we can always post our form to you to complete and send back to us.
My partner and I have separated amicably, and we are selling our home and splitting the proceeds equally, why do we need to finalise a property settlement?
It is always important to finalise a property settlement with your partner after a separation, and Consent Orders made in the Federal Circuit and Family Court are the best way to do it. If you don’t, there is nothing stopping your partner from changing their mind and applying for a property settlement in the future. This could place you, and your future assets, at risk.
