Fajloun Legal Group

04/09/2025

Even if you don't have any assets it's always important to create a will.

Here's why:

1. Control over your wishes after death.
2. Guardianship of Children- What will their care arrangements be?
3. Distribution of monies and assets including superannuation and
life insurance.
4. Informing trusted parties of your wishes and intentions.

Don't leave it until it's too late to create a will and protect yours and your family's future - email [email protected] for more information.

02/09/2025

Book Recommendation from our Practice Manager Tamara. Why I love this book- This book looks at family violence in a generational and cultural light identifying how family violence is passed down through the generations and accepted, never questioned. But more importantly this book gives men permission to step into their pain and vulnerability in order to heal, become the best versions of themselves and end cyclic family violence. It explores the impacts of men holding their pain and how it projects onto the ones that love them most, the effects family violence has on their children, the sacrifice their partners often make to love them and support them despite the abuse and offers tools that the author himself uses for his own healing journey.
While this book is aimed at men, I hear alot of myself in the parts when the author speaks of the women in these men's lives and the role the play. I am also a mum of 3 boys so I think this is a great insight into understanding how men experience and process pain so that I can support my boys along their own growth and healing journey in life.
Despite some of the heavy content, I really enjoy this book and think it's great for everyone to get their hands on.
Do you have any books you think our team or followers should read? Comment below and let us know
https://open.spotify.com/show/388CbE1slisXmZWU10aSKL?si=Y-S7KjNcRU-GlilsOyu__w

Matt Brown, Sarah Brown · Audiobook

10/05/2025

💐Happy Mother's Day to all of the strong, dedicated and loving Mums out there.
We see how hard you work every day to be the best you can for your children and the silent struggles you face.
So today, we celebrate you and the eternal love that you are. Take a moment today to recognise how wonderful you are and just how important you are in the world- especially your children's world.

04/04/2025

Meet the team at Fajloun Legal Group. (L to R)

Tamara- Practice Manager- Has over 15 years combined experience in business administration & government procurement.
Currently studying an undergraduate certificate of Criminal Law & Criminology.

George Fajloun - Principal Solicitor - Has over 5 years experience as a practising lawyer with a focus on Family Law, Wills & Estates, Litigation and Mediation.
Holds a Bachelor of Criminal Law & Criminology and a Bachelor of Laws (JD).

Gideon - Law Clerk - Has a background in the legal industry with a focus on Family Law.
Currently studying a Bachelor of Laws & Bachelor of Engineering (mechatronics).

George - Law Clerk - Has a background in customer service and state & federal government services.
Holds a Bachelor of Communication (Political & Social Science), Communication & Media Studies.

Anastasia - Law Clerk - Has a background in the legal industry with a focus on Wills & Estates.
Currently studying a Bachelor of Laws which she graduates from mid this year.

04/02/2025

When deciding whether Mediation or Court is the best option for settling your matter, some things we take into consideration are:

MEDIATION
-Inexpensive
-Less Formal
-Confidential (Without Prejudice)
-Voluntary
-Flexible
-Offers more control

COURT
-Intimidating
-Formal
-Expensive
-Lose face with the other party
-Invasive
-Legal system v Justice system
-No control

If you require assistance with your matter contact us at: [email protected] to arrange a consultation call.

02/02/2025

SOCIAL VIOLENCE
Social violence comes in many forms.
It can look like:
-Monitoring movements, internet use and social communications.
-Being aggressive towards others who are viewed as ‘competition’.
-Acts of jealousy.
-Preventing someone from having contact with family or friends.
-Verbally or physically abusing someone in front of others.
-Stalking.

If you or someone you know is a victim of social violence you can call 1800RESPECT for support.

If you require assistance with legal proceedings in relation to social violence contact us: [email protected] to arrange a consultation call.

31/01/2025

FINANCIAL VIOLENCE
Financial violence is becoming more recognised as a common form of family violence.
Forms of Financial violence can include:
-Denying someone access to money, including their own.
-Stopping someone from earning their own money.
-Incurring debts in someone’s name.
-Making significant financial decisions without consultation.
-Stealing money or property.

If you or someone you know are a victim of family violence you can contact 1800RESPECT for support.

If you require assistance with legal proceedings in relation to financial violence contact us at: [email protected] to arrange a free consultation call.

29/01/2025

- SPIRITUAL
Spiritual Violence is a lesser known form of Family Violence.
It can look like:
-Preventing someone from belonging to or taking part in a group or ceremony that is important to their spiritual beliefs.
- Preventing or restricting someone from practicing their religion.
- Manipulating religious teachings or cultural traditions to excuse violence.

If you or someone you know is a victim of Family violence you can contact 1800RESPECT for support.

If you require assistance with legal proceedings in relation to family violence please email us at: [email protected]

23/01/2025

-SEXUAL VIOLENCE-
Sexual violence is another common form of Family Violence and can look like:
-R**e, including being forced to perform unwanted s*xual acts, or to have s*x with others
-Pressuring someone to agree to s*x
-Disclosing intimate knowledge, including threatening to share private photographs or information about s*xual orientation to generate fear
-Having s*x with someone without consent, or who is unable to give consent due to age, ability or intoxication

If you or someone you know is a victim of Family violence you can contact 1800RESPECT for support.

If you or someone you know needs assistance with legal proceedings in relation to family violence please email us: [email protected]

20/01/2025

-PHYSICAL VIOLENCE-
Physical violence is the most common type of violence.
So what can it look like?
-Smashing, destroying or throwing things
-Pushing or shoving
-Hitting, slapping or punching
-Choking or hair-pulling
-Using weapons

If you or someone you know is a victim of family violence you can contact 1800RESPECT for support.
If you or someone you know needs assistance with legal proceedings in relation to family violence contact us at: [email protected]

17/01/2025

It is important to identify the different types of family violence that can occur.
This is because family violence is never acceptable and you and your family's safety are paramount.
It is also important to identify the different types of family violence so that you can ensure you do not become a perpetrator, or if you are a victim you can seek assistance and support to put an end to the violence and protect yourself.
Keep an eye out on this page as we delve further into the types of family violence over the coming days.

If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence you can contact 1800RESPECT for support.

If you or someone you know needs assistance with legal proceedings in relation to family violence contact us at: [email protected]

15/01/2025

A lawyer can help minimise the stress and emotional trauma related to separation by:
Providing a safe space to voice your concerns and needs.
Removing your need to communicate with the other party frequently.
Giving you clear advice geared towards the best possible outcome for you.
Managing paperwork and legal processes correctly and promptly.
Guiding you through the process by attending Mediation and/or Court Hearings on your behalf.
This means you can get on with everyday life and let your lawyer work in the background for you.

To find out how Fajloun Legal Group can help you with your legal matters email: [email protected]