Claire Naidu & Co, Mediators

General information

Claire Naidu & Co is a boutique firm which offers specialist legal advice in family matters. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail, and our personal, customised approach to family law, with a special emphasis on avoidance of litigation. We are committed to the principle of alternative forms of dispute resolution including mediation and collaborative law. We are also committed to containing your legal costs. We know how important this is to our clients. Claire Naidu & Co will look after you from start to finish at every stage of your matter and keeping you closely informed of developments. Contact us on 0410 557 276 to book your free initial consultation. Click here for a list of our areas of law. We can help you with: Surrogacy arrangements, surrogacy agreements and IVF Local and inter-country Adoption Divorce and Separation Property disputes and complex property litigation Consent Orders Parenting Arrangements and Parenting Plans Custody disputes and complex children's litigation Financial Agreements (including pre-nuptial and domestic partners and defacto or same sex agreements) Multi-party disputes including grandparents or third parties Spousal Maintenance and Child Maintenance Child Support Pre-nuptial Agreements Same-sex Agreements International and Interstate Child Abduction and Hague Convention matters DoCs and Care and Protection matters Emergency Action Applications Contravention Applications Subpoenas and FOI requests Property settlements and succession / estate planning Divorce and succession planning Wills, estates and Probate, including contested Wills Family Provision Act Applications in the Supreme Court Family Trust Disputes Family Company Disputes Transferring property Stamp duty exemptions and concessions Special medical procedure applications for children including sterilisation procedures and treatment for gender identity dysphoria Donor agreements Registration of your relationship Domestic Violence Orders and Personal Protection Orders – Magistrates Court and Local Court Dispute Resolution including Mediation, Negotiation and Collaborative Law