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What's happened?
What people ring about
You
Your business
What we do
Conveyancing
Buying, selling and transferring property, with the contract read before you sign.
Criminal & traffic
Investigations, Local Court pleas and defended hearings, drink driving and licence appeals.
Family law
Property settlements, consent orders, parenting arrangements and divorce.
Commercial & business
Contracts, terms of business, shareholders agreements, franchising and business sales.
Tenancy
Bonds, termination notices, repairs and NCAT — for tenants and landlords.
Wills & estates
Wills, powers of attorney and guardianship, probate and family provision claims.
Every other area
Traffic, ADVO, binding financial agreements, employment, trade marks and IP, leasing, strata, debt recovery, privacy, immigration and aged care.
A Korean-speaking lawyer in Sydney
You speak to the solicitor in Korean, without an interpreter. We act for Korean-owned businesses on supply, distribution, trade marks and leasing.
Guides
Common questions
Yes, with what each fee covers, including GST. Where a figure is not published the row says why. Immigration is quoted individually, and contested litigation gets a written estimate updated at each stage.
The first twenty minutes is, and so is scoping an instruction and giving you a written fee estimate.
Whatever you have. If you have nothing written down, the date something happened is usually enough to work out whether a clock is running.
Yes, across New South Wales. Most matters are run by phone, email and video, and documents are signed electronically where the law allows it.
No. They are general information about the law in New South Wales. They do not take account of your circumstances and no solicitor–client relationship arises from using them.
Twenty minutes on the phone, at no charge.
Whether you need a lawyer, what it costs, and how long it takes.