Bridget Schultz

Lawyer

Bridget works exclusively in the area of family law. She has extensive experience in all aspects of family law, including;

She commenced her legal career initially as a legal secretary and paralegal during which time she completed her university studies and was subsequently admitted to practice as a lawyer. 

Bridget’s background in support roles has been of significant benefit for her role as a lawyer as, in addition to understanding the complexities and legal requirements of a family law matter, she has also developed a comprehensive understanding of the practical and administrative requirements of managing those matters.

Bridget's friendly and approachable manner and natural empathy with clients ensures that she quickly gains the confidence and respect of her clients.  She has a genuine determination to obtain the best outcomes for her clients and is a valued member of our team.

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Law Society of New South Wales - Member

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Recent articles by Bridget

Retaining an investment property after separation

Retaining an investment property after separation

This blog will explore the capital gains tax implications of keeping an investment property as part of the overall family law property division.
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Navigating cryptocurrency in family law property settlement

Navigating cryptocurrency in family law property settlement

Cryptocurrency is increasingly making its way into family law matters and cases in Australia. If you are about to start, or have already commenced family law property settlement after separation, and you have cryptocurrency holdings, you may be wondering how the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia view these holdings.
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Understanding supervised time in family law parenting matters

Understanding supervised time in family law parenting matters

Supervised time is a parenting arrangement in which a parent can spend time with their child, but only in the continual presence of another adult. This adult may be a professional supervisor, or an agreed family member or friend who is responsible for ensuring that the child is safe and that the time spent together is positive.
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What is a partial property settlement?

What is a partial property settlement?

Even the most amicable of family law matters can take a significant period to be finalised by way of Court Orders. A common question we are asked is, "How do I pay my expenses and legal fees until the completion of my matter?" One option may be to apply for partial property settlement.
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