Pearson Emerson Family Law
Last updated★ 3.3 · 13 Google reviews
Pearson Emerson Family Law is a Sydney-based family law firm that handles divorce, property settlements, parenting arrangements and international family matters, including Hague Convention cases. The firm also has offices in Melbourne and Brisbane and works with clients across Australia and internationally.
Areas of law at Pearson Emerson Family Law
Family law
Conveyancing and property
Other areas of law
The family law work covers divorce, property and financial settlements, child custody and parenting arrangements, parenting orders and parental responsibility, and child support. The firm also handles prenuptial and binding financial agreements, spousal maintenance, relocation of children, and surrogacy matters. International work includes Hague Convention and international child abduction cases. Family dispute resolution, collaborative law and family law arbitration are also offered. The lawyers named on the website include Sheridan Emerson, Susan Pearson, Phillip Ridgway and Rebecca Gilbert.
What customers say about Pearson Emerson Family Law
- 💬Customers say the firm's approach in disputes felt adversarial and made settlement harder to reach.
- 💬Customers say fees and billing were a concern, including charges for correspondence and the cost of ending the engagement.
Tips for visiting Pearson Emerson Family Law
- ✓Ask for fees in writing before you engage, including how emails, correspondence and court steps are billed.
- ✓If settlement matters most to you, raise mediation and negotiation at your first meeting.
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FAQ about Pearson Emerson Family Law
Where should new clients make first contact with Pearson Emerson Family Law?
New clients can email casemanager@pefamilylaw.com or call (02) 8202 9202.
Does Pearson Emerson Family Law have offices outside Sydney?
Yes. It also has offices in Melbourne and Brisbane.
Does Pearson Emerson Family Law act for clients overseas?
Yes. The firm says it works with clients across Australia and internationally, including expatriate Australians.