Compare featured lawyers serving Fremantle and surrounding suburbs across family law, wills and estates, commercial disputes, property, criminal matters and other areas of legal practice.
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A Fremantle-based practice providing a broad suite of legal services from its Norfolk Street office. The firm was established by experienced former directors of Frichot Lawyers and includes a number of lawyers from that longstanding Fremantle practice.
An established boutique Fremantle practice focused on family law and wills and estates, including divorce, parenting matters, property settlements, mediation, restraining orders, wills and estate administration.
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