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Established in 1894, Wonderley & Hall has been providing quality legal advice to the people of Toowoomba and surrounding communities for nearly 130 years. Throughout our rich history, one constant has remained: our people. It is our dedication, expertise, and genuine desire to help our clients achieve their goals that have fuelled our enduring success.


Wonderley Family Law embodies our client first approach. We provide a level of service that is increasingly rare and we take the time to fully comprehend each aspect of your circumstance. This allows us to provide tailored advice that addresses your unique needs rather than relying on a one-size fits all approach. 


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20 Dec, 2023
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A lot of our clients ask this question. It is completely understandable that as parents they want to ensure their children do not spend time around things that they do not consider appropriate for children. However, what one parent considers inappropriate might be considered perfectly normal by the other.
01 May, 2023
In family law matters (particularly property settlement matters), it is important to determine whether you and your partner are considered to be in a de facto relationship or not. If you satisfy the criteria for a de facto relationship, then there may be various implications if you separate.
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01 May, 2023
The Australian Law Reform Commission report, Family Law for the Future: An Inquiry into the Family Law System was tabled in Parliament back in 2019. It contained 60 recommendations designed to improve the process and reduce the financial burden associated with filing matters in the Family Court of Australia.
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