Family & relationships
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AUSTRALIAN DIRECTORY
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Australian lawyer & legal services directory
Look by location and legal service. Compare the details. Choose an office to contact, with a clearer idea of what to ask.
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Your search starts here
You do not need to know the legal label
Choose a part of life, understand the decisions in front of you, then explore the right guide and matching offices.
Find the right guide for separation, parenting arrangements, property, adoption and other family decisions.
Navigate buying, selling, building, renting, strata and other property questions before making your next commitment.
Choose a guide for employment advice, dismissal, discrimination, bullying and workplace decisions.
Find practical guidance for contracts, businesses, finance, tax, debt, intellectual property and commercial decisions.
Explore wills, powers of attorney, estate administration, inheritance disputes and later-life planning.
Prepare for enquiries about criminal charges, bail, traffic matters, protection orders, appeals and court appearances.
Explore injury, compensation, insurance and redress guides with practical evidence and cost questions.
Prepare for visa, sponsorship, citizenship, cancellation and migration review enquiries.
Compare routes for contract disputes, consumer problems, mediation, litigation and other disagreements.
Navigate public decisions, discrimination, disability, education, guardianship and other rights-related enquiries.
Find guidance for specialist legal services, regulated industries, international documents and creative work.
Find your starting point
Browse the directory’s most represented services. Counts are matching records, not available appointments; one office can appear in several categories.
Buying, selling or transferring a property.
Read the guide →Business agreements, transactions and commercial legal questions.
Read the guide →Planning a will, administering an estate or asking about an inheritance.
Read the guide →Separation, parenting arrangements and family property questions.
Read the guide →A disagreement that may need negotiation, mediation or court proceedings.
Read the guide →Development applications, land use and environmental matters.
Read the guide →Charges, police matters and preparing for court.
Read the guide →Advice about partner visa applications and related immigration questions.
Read the guide →Close to home. Or further afield.
Start with an office location, then narrow by suburb or service. If the issue concerns another state, ask whether the provider handles work there and offers remote appointments.
Inside the directory
A sample in directory order: featured records first, then record quality and name. This is not a ranking of legal ability or a recommendation.
Attwood Marshall Lawyers provides legal services in Kingscliff, NSW. Listed practice areas include Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Property & Conveyancing and Wills & Estates.
Attwood Marshall Lawyers provides legal services in Coolangatta, QLD. Listed practice areas include Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Property & Conveyancing and Wills & Estates.
Barbante Personal Injury Lawyers provides legal services in Shepparton, VIC. Listed practice areas include Public Liability, Medical Negligence and Workers Compensation.
Bayside Solicitors Mornington provides legal services in Frankston, VIC. Listed practice areas include Family Law, Property & Conveyancing and Wills & Estates.
Find the guide closest to your situation.
Explore guides →Gather records and write down your questions.
Use the checklist →Confirm experience, scope and the first-stage cost.
Compare offices →A better way to choose
Keep two or three possible offices in mind and ask each the same questions. A useful shortlist is built from the work, cost and contact arrangements you have actually confirmed.
Do you handle this issue for someone in my role?
A service tag can cover work for different sides of a dispute. Confirm the office handles your side before sharing the full history.
Who would handle the first task, and who would be my contact?
The name on a listing may be a firm or branch. Ask about the person doing the work and how you can reach them.
What does the first appointment cost and include?
Compare the same task: an intake call, document review and written advice are different services. Ask what would cost extra.
Find your words, too.
When you are ready to reach out, use an example opener. Then explore the guide for your situation: what to have beside you, what to ask and what to confirm before ending the call.
A little preparation
EXAMPLE WORDS · NOT A LIVE CONVERSATION
Hello. Could you tell me whether your office handles this kind of enquiry?
I need help understanding a payment demand or an unpaid amount. Does your office advise someone in my position?
Is this an intake call, or will I need a separate advice appointment?
These choices change prompts only, not provider availability. Nothing is sent or saved. Keep private details out of directory searches.
Go deeper before you reach out
Family & relationships
Prepare for a family lawyer consultation with a clear issue list, useful documents and questions about parenting, property, safety, fees and next steps.
Property & home
Prepare a property purchase enquiry: explain your buying stage, organise the contract, compare conveyancing quotes and clarify deadlines and responsibilities.
Wills & future planning
Organise your first wills appointment: map family circumstances, assets, existing documents, decision-makers and questions about scope and signing.
Charges & court
Organise a criminal-law enquiry around the court date, documents and help needed. Ask about representation, costs, access and responsibility for the next step.
Getting ready
Build a useful legal appointment pack with a one-page summary, factual timeline, document index and clear questions, without sending an unstructured file dump.
Costs & access
Understand private consultations, legal aid, community legal centres and specialist services, with practical questions about eligibility, scope and availability.
Before you choose
Search a suburb or postcode, choose a legal service and narrow by state if needed. Open a profile to compare the published address, services and contact options. Confirm that the office handles your issue and has capacity before making an appointment.
That depends on the provider and the service. Ask whether the first contact is an intake call or legal advice, whether there is a fee, and whether document review or follow-up is included. This directory does not set prices or confirm free consultations.
No. Talk to a Lawyer is a directory and preparation resource. There is no live legal chat here. You choose whether to contact an office through its published details.
No. Check identity, qualifications, relevant experience, conflicts, fees and availability directly. A service label and an office address cannot establish suitability.
No. The selector changes example prompts on this page only. It does not contact a provider, save a case file or make an appointment.