Thomas Jenkins,Family Lawyer in Melbourne

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Associate

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Melbourne, Australia

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Thomas takes pride in building relationships with clients and achieving successful outcomes.

Thomas graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from Monash University in 2021 and began his legal career at a specialist family law practice.

Thomas has a particular focus on matrimonial finance and high net worth disputes, although he also has extensive experience in all aspects of family law and its associated jurisdictions, including parenting and family violence proceedings.

He brings a meticulous approach and comprehensive knowledge of the law to each case, to ensure his clients’ interests are protected during a time that, for many, is fraught with uncertainty. Thomas takes pride in building relationships with clients and achieving successful and cost-effective outcomes on their behalf.

Conducting cases involving complex property matters, third party loans, trusts, businesses, and urgent freezing orders.
Assisting clients in matters involving serious allegations of family violence and drug addiction.
Advocacy in mention and interim hearings in both the Family Court (FCFCOA) and the Magistrates' Court of Victoria.
Cross jurisdiction disputes between Australia and other nations.

Child Support

Child support is an essential part of navigating separation or changes in family circumstances, ensuring children’s financial needs are addressed. Where arrangements are unclear or disputed, uncertainty can arise.

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Spousal Maintenance

Spousal maintenance involves financial support between former partners after separation where income and resources are not evenly balanced. Understanding how maintenance may apply can help reduce uncertainty and support informed financial planning.

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Parenting Arrangements

Parenting arrangements focus on how parents and carers share responsibility for their children following separation or changes in family circumstances. These arrangements can raise concerbs about care, decision-making, and the interaction between daily life and longer-term planning.

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Divorce and Separation

Ending a marriage can be one of the most significant transitions in a person’s life, and the process can feel complicated and emotional. Understanding the process and what to expect can help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

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Family Violence

Family violence can create fear, uncertainty, and disruption for individuals and families. Understanding available protections and processes can help restore a sense of safety, control, and stability.

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Family Law Financial and Property Settlements

During separation or the breakdown of a relationship, parties need to divide assets, liabilities, and financial resources. Financial and property settlements can raise questions about entitlements, contributions, and how resources should be allocated moving forward.

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Binding Financial Agreements

Binding financial agreements allow couples to set out how financial matters will be managed during a relationship or if circumstances change in the future. Clear agreements can provide certainty, reduce uncertainty, and support informed financial planning.

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