Law Australasia
Law Australasia is an international association of independent law firms.
These firms provide clients with a superior level of service by maximising the collective strengths of membership. With over 150 Lawyers, Law Australasia is a knowledgeable and influential commentator on current legal issues.
Law Australasia members are committed to achieving best practice in practice management and client service.
Law Australasia firms provide you with specialist advice because they draw on the combined resources of so many law firms. As a leading association of law firms this quality of legal advice is available wherever you are.
http://www.lawaustralasia.com.au/
Our Family Law Team are also involved with the special interest group, Family Lawyers Australia which concentrate their efforts on best practice services in the federal Family Law jurisdiction.
Recent Blogs
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How to Spot a Phoenix Business!
15 JUNE 2021 The last thing you need is for your business to do business with a “phoenix business”. Read more
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Why you should prepare a clear written agreement
01 JUNE 2021 Not having a properly drafted contract is risky, particularly when the good faith on which the relationship was built disappears, and the relationship ends. That is when a clear and concise written agreement, which sets out the rights and obligations of the parties, is invaluable. Read more
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Our Own Fidan Shevket Finalist for Family Law Partner of the Year
15 JUNE 2021 Fidan Shevket of Fox & Staniland Lawyers is the only lawyer in Sydney’s North Shore to have been named as a finalist in the category of Family Law Partner of the Year at the Lawyers Weekly Partner of the Year Awards 2021. Read more
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Using Secret Recordings as Evidence? Think again!
11 MAY 2021 In a recent case a husband and wife had two young children. The husband and wife separated. During the process of separation, the husband and wife began a long dispute over parenting. Following a serious motorbiking accident the husband was hospitalised for three months and the children stayed with the mother the whole time. Read more
