Our mission is to provide you with prompt and easy to understand legal advice to reduce the emotional and financial stress that often comes with Family Law disputes. We guarantee you professionalism and integrity at a very competitive rate.
With our 30 year reputation in Family Law we have proven results with practical outcomes. We offer you predictability and security in the resolution of your matter, and pride ourselves in delivering to you peace of mind and the opportunity to move on with your life.
We understand all the difficulties associated with divorce and offer the most practical sustainable course of action in your time of need.
Berck Solicitors are a long established and well respected Brisbane law firm.
At Berck Solicitors, we understand the emotional anxiety and stress that can be placed on a family during a separation or divorce. Our solicitors practice exclusively in the area of Family Law, therefore we are able to handle your matter as sensitively and as efficiently as possible.
We are committed to act in the best interests of our clients, which includes keeping you informed of the progress and status of your matter. Furthermore, our solicitors are equipped with the skill and knowledge to guide you through each stage of the Family Law process.
Berck Solicitors can provide you with information, advice and legal representation in all areas of Family Law.
The approach of Berck Solicitors is to deal with all matters with professionalism, dignity, respect and dedication.
Our solicitors are very approachable and are able to help you during this difficult time. They can discuss with you the options that are best suited to help resolve your family law matter.
Upon termination of a marriage, certain aspects of Wills and Powers of Attorneys are revoked. You should consider preparing a new Will and Powers of Attorney in order to reflect your changed circumstances. Berck Solicitors can assist you by referring you to a Wills and Estate Lawyer.
Your Will is an extremely important document and will ensure that, after your death, your assets are distributed in accordance with your wishes.
Your Will may state that your whole estate is to be left to one person or may contain specific bequests to multiple beneficiaries. You can indicate in your Will who you would wish to be the guardian of your infant children in the event of your death.
Your Will may also express your wishes in relation to any funeral service you may or may not desire and if you wish to be buried or cremated.
Your Will may also contain your wishes in relation to organ donation and philanthropic intent.
If you do not have a valid Will at the time of your death, your family and loved ones may suffer delays and increased legal costs in relation to the administration of your estate.
The Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld) implemented major changes to the ways in which Powers of Attorney may be given.
There are now several types of Powers of Attorney that may be used depending on your circumstances and needs. The type of Power of Attorney to suit your needs can be determined by consulting your solicitor.
The Powers of Attorney Act also introduced an Advanced Health Directive, wherein you can give directions about your future medical treatment should you lose the capacity to indicate your wishes.
In consultation with you, our solicitors can refer you to obtain assistance in preparing your new Will or Powers of Attorney.
