RIGOLI LAWYERS MERGING WITH BIGGER TEAM

 


 **********EXCITING NEWS****************

We are pleased to announce that our legal team is soon to join forces with another legal team (based in South East Melbourne), at the end of March with full merger and acquisition to be completed as of April 2023.


The combined team will offer in person consults at our Melbourne office or in South East Melbourne, plus remote service for any clients around Australia, via phone email and zoom video conferencing.

 

The larger team will include more specialist lawyers, barristers, consultants, in house counsel, conveyancers, legal support staff and other support to help you with cost efficient legal services in virtually all areas of law such as:

 

Property and real estate disputes including:

    Partition applications
    Common law disputes
    Inter family title disputes

 

Complex Family Law Cases

 

Aged care & Elder Law & Retirement Living Planning

 

Wills Power of Attorney Probate & Estates Disputes

 

Conveyancing including:

    Leasing
    Subdivisions and Partition Agreements
    Stamp Duty Issues
    Adverse Possession
    Section 173 Agreements
    Guarantee and Mortgage Documentation
    Private Lending
    Family Transfers

 

Immigration and Citizenship including:

    Employer sponsored temporary and permanent visas
    Independent skilled visas
    Partner and parent and other family visas
    Visitor and student visas
    AAT appeals
    Federal court appeals
    Ministerial Intervention applications
    Citizenship applications
    AAT appeals & Federal Court appeals

 

Criminal Law including police charges of:

    Theft
    Assault
    Drug offences
    Driving matters
    Fraud and dishonesty offences
    Sex offences
    Culpable driving
    Murder and manslaughter

 

Litigation and Dispute Resolution including:

    Contract disputes
    Civil litigation
    Debt recovery litigation
    Estate litigation
    Mediation and Negotiations

 

Commercial & Business Law including:

    Purchase/sale of business
    Commercial and retail leasing and licensing
    Trading terms and conditions
    Intellectual property
    Contractor agreements
    Basic employment advice and contracts
    Commercial Disputes

 
In the meantime, you can still reach out to Maria and her team for initial free family law advice/assessment of your case which will continue to be free of charge up until 31st March 2023. You can make your free booking via live chat on this site or via the contact page.  


We look forward to this exciting change and reconnecting with our clients!

Maria Rigoli

Rigoli Lawyers

 

Originally published here:

 https://rigolilawyers.com.au/2023/03/rigoli-lawyers-merging-with-bigger-team/

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