Author: Elizabeth Fairon

Elizabeth Fairon
I’m the Legal Practice Director at Life Law Solutions, and I’ve been part of this firm, in one form or another, since I started my legal training in 2005. Over that time, I’ve grown from a trainee lawyer into the owner of the practice, leading a team that works across family law, wills and estates, and the moments in life where the law really matters. My work has always centred on people. I help clients navigate some of the most complex and emotional periods of their lives, such as separation, planning for the future, or managing the loss of a loved one. These are not just legal problems to be solved. They are life transitions. My role is to bring clarity, structure, and perspective so you can make decisions that are not only legally sound but right for you. Where possible, we focus on resolving matters without going to court. But when court is necessary, I bring over two decades of experience navigating that system with clients, ensuring they feel informed, supported, and prepared at every step.
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- Collaborative Practice
- COVID-19
- Deceased Estates
- Estate Administration
- Estates Disputes
- Family Law
- Family Law and Wills
- Other Personal Legal Matters
- Parenting Arrangements
- Property
- Surrogacy
- Uncategorized
- Video
- Wills
- Wills and Estates
All
- All
- Collaborative Practice
- COVID-19
- Deceased Estates
- Estate Administration
- Estates Disputes
- Family Law
- Family Law and Wills
- Other Personal Legal Matters
- Parenting Arrangements
- Property
- Surrogacy
- Uncategorized
- Video
- Wills
- Wills and Estates
How Can We Separate Without It Turning Into a Fight?
Elizabeth Fairon May 14, 2026
Avoid separation turning into conflict by exploring structured, supported approaches like collaborative practice. Learn how clear communication, guidance, and the right process can help you ...
Read More → Do I Have to Go to Court When We Separate?
Elizabeth Fairon May 14, 2026
Most separating couples do not need to go to court. Explore options like mediation, negotiation, and collaborative practice to resolve parenting and financial matters in ...
Read More → When Should I See a Family Lawyer about my Property Settlement?
Elizabeth Fairon May 14, 2026
Learn when to see a family lawyer about your property settlement, why early legal advice matters, and how it can help you avoid costly mistakes ...
Read More → What Does “Just and Equitable” Mean in Family Law Property Settlement?
Elizabeth Fairon May 14, 2026
Understand what “just and equitable” means in Australian family law property settlements, and why a legally appropriate outcome is not always an equal split.
Read More → How Does Property Division Work in an Australian Divorce?
Elizabeth Fairon May 13, 2026
Learn how property division works in an Australian divorce, including how assets, debts, contributions, and future needs are assessed to achieve a fair and legally ...
Read More → What a Good Surrogacy Team Looks Like (and Why It Matters)
Elizabeth Fairon May 13, 2026
Understand what a strong surrogacy team looks like, from professionals to personal support, and how clear roles, communication, and aligned guidance help create a smoother, ...
Read More → Why Surrogacy Agreements Matter, Even Though They’re Not Enforceable
Elizabeth Fairon May 13, 2026
Surrogacy agreements are not legally enforceable, but they create clarity, align expectations, and support communication. Learn why they matter in a well managed journey.
Read More → The Role of Intended Parents During Pregnancy
Elizabeth Fairon May 13, 2026
Learn how to stay connected, communicate effectively, and offer support with respect and balance throughout this stage.
Read More → Red Flags When Choosing a Lawyer (That Aren’t Always Obvious)
Elizabeth Fairon May 13, 2026
Choosing a lawyer is about more than experience and confidence. Learn the subtle red flags to watch for, from rushed advice to poor communication, and ...
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