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Randle & Taylor Barristers & Solicitors

Randle & Taylor Barristers & Solicitors. Specialist lawyers in Commercial Law, Litigation, Family Law & Wills and Estates across South Australia

24/06/2026

A Will is one of the most important legal documents you'll ever create, yet many Australians don't have one in place.

Having a valid Will helps ensure your wishes are known and can provide certainty for your loved ones during an already difficult time.
Read more:

https://randletaylor.com.au/blog/writing-a-will/

23/06/2026

Have you ever wondered what happens if someone passes away without a Will?

When a person dies intestate, their estate is distributed according to legislation, which may not always align with their personal wishes.

Learn more:
https://randletaylor.com.au/blog/writing-a-will/

15/06/2026

In Australia, an application for divorce may be made by one party (a sole application) or jointly by both parties.

Applications are filed through the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, and the process may vary depending on individual circumstances.

Understanding the application process is an important first step when considering divorce.

For further information, read the full article via the link below.

https://randletaylor.com.au/blog/cost-of-divorce-in-australia/

08/06/2026

Meet Henry 👋

Henry joined Randle & Taylor in 2024 and is currently completing a double degree in Law and Psychology at the University of South Australia.

He assists across all areas of the firm, with a keen interest in commercial disputes, debt recovery and wills and estates.

Outside of work, Henry plays AFL for Hamley Bridge and enjoys time with family and friends.

01/06/2026

Following a divorce in Australia, it is important to be aware that strict time limits apply to financial matters.

In most cases, parties have 12 months from the date a divorce becomes final to commence proceedings for property settlement or financial orders.

If this time limit passes, an application may still be possible, however court approval is required.

Understanding these timeframes is essential to ensuring your rights are protected.

For more information, read the full article via the link below.

https://randletaylor.com.au/blog/cost-of-divorce-in-australia/

25/05/2026

Meet Patrick 👋

Patrick joined Randle & Taylor in 2023, bringing over a decade of experience since his admission in 2014. His background includes working in the Attorney-General’s Department and leading dispute resolution as Head Conciliator at Equal Opportunity SA.

He has extensive experience in mediation, consumer law and dispute resolution, and works across wills and estates, employment, property and insolvency law.

Known for his calm, practical approach, Patrick builds strong client relationships and focuses on effective outcomes.

Outside of work, he enjoys cycling, playing piano, and spending time with his fiancée.

18/05/2026

The cost of divorce in Australia varies depending on the complexity of your situation.

While the court filing fee is currently $1,125, additional legal costs may arise where there are disputes regarding property or parenting arrangements.

It is important to note that divorce proceedings are separate from property settlement and financial matters.

To learn more, read our full article via the link below.

https://randletaylor.com.au/blog/cost-of-divorce-in-australia/

11/05/2026

Meet Angus 👋

Angus joined Randle & Taylor in 2024, bringing experience from the Supreme Court of South Australia and the Attorney-General’s Department.

He works across civil litigation, commercial matters, property, employment and child protection law, and has appeared in multiple courts including the Supreme Court and Youth Court.

Outside of work, Angus enjoys time with his wife and three boys, playing guitar and writing songs.

04/05/2026

A common misconception is that divorce resolves all legal and financial matters between parties.

In Australia, divorce is a separate legal process. Property settlement and parenting arrangements must be addressed independently.

It is also important to be aware that strict time limits apply to financial matters following divorce.

Understanding these distinctions early can help avoid delays, additional costs, and unnecessary legal complications.

For further information, read the full article via the link below.

https://randletaylor.com.au/blog/cost-of-divorce-in-australia/

27/04/2026

Meet Ali 👋

Ali completed her Bachelor of Civil Law in Ireland before moving to Adelaide, where she was admitted to practice in 2025.

She supports clients across a range of legal matters, offering clear, practical advice focused on straightforward outcomes.

Outside of work, she enjoys hockey and competing in sheepdog trials.

Address

208 Carrington Street
Adelaide, SA
5000

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:15pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:15pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:15pm
Thursday	9am - 5:15pm
Friday	9am - 5:15pm

Website

http://randletaylor.com.au/

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