
Your Trusted Family Law Solicitor in Smithfield
Marando Solicitors is a team of dedicated family law solicitors serving clients in Smithfield and the surrounding communities of Western Sydney. We offer clear, practical legal advice across the full range of family law matters, with a commitment to resolving disputes sensitively and cost-effectively.
We understand that no two-family situations are the same. Whether you are dealing with a separation, a parenting dispute, or a property settlement, our family law solicitor in Smithfield approaches every matter with the professionalism, care, and discretion it deserves.
For residents of Smithfield seeking reliable legal guidance, Marando Solicitors provides accessible, plain-English advice so you always understand your rights, your options, and what to expect at every stage of the process.

- Children: Involving parenting arrangements, living and contact orders, relocation disputes, and children welfare considerations
- Property Division: This involves the division and alteration of our clients’ property interests, superannuation and other financial interests, whether it is the result of a marriage separation or unmarried de facto separation
- Same-Sex Family Law: This includes assisting with children’s arrangements and property settlements for same-sex couples
- Divorce Applications: This includes assisting with applications for a divorce. Ultimately, a divorce lawyer in Smithfield will come to assist when a marriage has broken down with no reasonable chance of it resuming
- Financial Agreements: This includes drafting and advising on binding financial agreements to provide legal certainty around financial arrangements before or during a relationship
- Intervention Orders: This includes providing urgent advice in matters involving family violence, including applications for and responses to intervention orders

- We treat every domestic matter with the confidentiality, sensitivity, and respect it warrants
- Our solicitor for family law in Smithfield offers clear, jargon-free advice tailored to your individual circumstances
- We have a strong track record in property settlements, parenting matters, and divorce applications in Western Sydney
- We are committed to cost-effective representation, exploring every opportunity to resolve matters without litigation where possible
- Transparent communication is central to how we work. You are kept fully informed at every stage, without unnecessary delays or surprises
Call us on 02 9755 9955 or email enquiries@marandosolicitors.com.au to arrange an appointment.
How much does a family law solicitor in Smithfield cost?
Costs vary depending on the complexity and nature of your matter. Marando Solicitors is committed to transparent, cost-effective representation. We discuss fees clearly at the outset so there are no unexpected costs as your matter progresses.
Do I have to go to court for a family law matter in Smithfield?
Not necessarily. Many family law matters are resolved through negotiation or mediation without the need for court proceedings. Your solicitor will explore every option for resolution before recommending litigation.
How long does a divorce application take in Smithfield?
Once filed, divorce applications are generally heard within a few months. You must have been separated for at least 12 months before applying. Your solicitor will confirm timeframes once they have assessed your circumstances.
Can a family lawyer in Smithfield help with urgent parenting matters?
Yes. If there are immediate concerns for a child's safety or welfare, a family law solicitor can apply to the court for urgent interim orders. Acting quickly in these situations is essential, and we can provide same-day guidance when needed.
What is a binding financial agreement in family law?
A binding financial agreement sets out how assets and financial matters will be handled if a relationship ends. It must be signed by both parties with independent legal advice from a qualified solicitor. We prepare and advise on these agreements for Smithfield residents.
Are de facto relationships treated the same as marriages under Australian family law?
Yes, in most cases. De facto couples have similar rights to married couples when it comes to property settlements and parenting arrangements, provided the relationship meets the legal definition under the Family Law Act 1975.
How do I find a reliable divorce lawyer in Smithfield?
Look for a solicitor with demonstrated experience in Australian family law, a clear approach to fees and communication, and a reputation for resolving matters efficiently. Marando Solicitors is a trusted choice for clients across Smithfield and Western Sydney.
