Taussig Cherrie Fildes Lawyers

Taussig Cherrie Fildes is a pre-eminent family law firm in Melbourne, recognised for its expertise and comprehensive approach in all facets of family and de facto relationship law. Our team comprises ten senior lawyers, including four principals who are accredited family law specialists, underscoring their extensive experience and dedication to professional growth. Renowned in the Doyles Guides as a "First Tier" Leading Family & Divorce Law Firm in Australia for 2024, we pride ourselves on delivering expert representation, tailored advice, and steadfast support to address our clients' legal needs. Our approach integrates sensitivity and confidentiality, particularly crucial for clients with public profiles, ensuring that personal disputes are managed with discretion and empathy. Our firm offers strategic and commercial guidance in property and financial matters following relationship breakdowns. Whether dealing with a family home, intricate corporate interests, or substantial asset portfolios, our clients receive exceptional service aimed at safeguarding their interests. Taussig Cherrie Fildes is adept at handling parenting disputes and care arrangements for children, understanding the importance of focused professional attention in these matters. We craft pre-nuptial agreements, relationship agreements, parenting plans, and litigate where necessary, always with the objective of achieving favourable outcomes in a cost-efficient manner. Our expertise spans a wide array of matters including complex financial arrangements, child abduction under the Hague Convention, paternity disputes, property settlements, child support, relocation, divorce, children's arrangements, spousal maintenance, and matters concerning de facto and same-sex relationships. We also provide guidance on financial agreements, superannuation, alternative dispute resolution, and tax-effective arrangements, along with assistance in obtaining intervention orders. Our comprehensive legal solutions ensure our clients' needs and interests are prioritised and protected.