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From a happy marriage to divorce: life can sometimes be challenging. And the complexities of family court divorce proceedings are no exception to that rule. If you find yourself in this situation, and you are seeking how to get a divorce in Australia, then, understanding what lies ahead is your best chance at success. The […]
READ MOREWhen it comes to looking for the best family lawyer in Ipswich, there are a couple of factors to consider: Knowledgeable – You want to make sure that the family lawyer assisting you not only has varied experience but will also help you understand the legal system and law surrounding your problem. Accommodating: Ideally, you […]
READ MOREI moved to Australia in 2006 and since this date, my dad regularly came over to visit me, from my home country of England. Over a period of years, he made the decision that Australia was a great place to live and he would like to come and join me and my family. This was […]
READ MOREWe recently assisted a client in resolving a matter that has been before the Courts for a large number of months. The latest litigation was due to our client’s ex-partner filing a Recovery Order for their child to be returned. The child was 14 and had decided to live with our client on a more […]
READ MOREI have wanted to start my blog for a long time and people have been telling me that I need to do it for so long, but to be truthful, I haven’t known what to write. Do I write about the law, because I am a lawyer, do I write about “little people” because I […]
READ MOREVM Family Law, offering legal services in domestic violence and family law, announces that its Principal Family Lawyer, Kath Manby has been named in Lawyers Weekly’s Partner of the Year Awards list of honourees for 2019 in Family Law Partner of the Year. This is the second year Kath has been shortlisted for finalist in […]
READ MORELawyer Katherine Manby provides a strong and empathetic voice for women and children who have been exposed to domestic violence. After experience as a senior lawyer specialising in women’s advocacy, she saw a need locally and opened her own firm, Vm Family Law. While she had no clients, at first, she did have a strong […]
READ MOREA local lawyer covering the Ipswich and Greater Springfield region is in the running to take out one of the legal industry’s most prestigious award. Katherine Manby of VM Family Law has been shortlisted as a finalist to win Sole Practitioner of the Year at the 2018 Australian Law Awards, hosted by Lawyers Weekly, Australia’s […]
READ MORECHOSEN from a eld of 300 nominations, Katherine Manby from VM Family Law is one of 100 Faces of Small Business. The Queensland Government initiative is shining a light on the inspiring stories behind local small business. Announced as part of Queensland Small Business Week 2018, the initiative showcases the unique experiences of small business […]
READ MOREA SAFE place to access informationm on domestic violence and family law is behind Katherine Manby’s business venture at Springfield. Ms Manby left a position at Legal Aid to start VM Family Law last month. After two weeks running the business the first member at Little Tokyo Two and moved operations to the World Knowledge […]
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[FORM_HERE]Dear Colleagues, Clients and Friends,
The health and productivity of our clients and community are of paramount importance to our team. It is based on this and the current circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic that we write to inform you that our services will be continuing as normal with minor changes. We are now meeting with client's again, on a face to face basis, but would ask that you do not attend our office if you are feeling unwell. If this is the case, we can arrange an appointment by phone or by zoom link.
There is no change to how you contact VM Family Law. If you require our assistance, please contact us on 07 3447 8966 or at admin@vmfamilylaw.com.au
It is during this time that we hope above all, that you maintain healthy productive work practices over the next coming weeks, and we will provide you with further updates as required.
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