Conveyancer · Coolangatta, QLD
Coolangatta Lawyers
About the business
Family-run Coolangatta legal practice offering family, property, conveyancing, wills, estates, commercial, immigration and related services.
The Coolangatta practice is family run and provides advice on family, property, conveyancing, wills, estates, commercial and immigration matters. Services also cover guardianship, powers of attorney, debt recovery, notarial certification and personal legal matters. A free initial consultation, packaged flat-fee pricing and Indonesian-language support in the office are available.
- Founded Year: 2008
Listing details
Services & specialties
Services
- Family law
- Property Law
- Conveyancing
- Debt recovery
Ways To Pay
- Cash
- EFT
Opening hours
Closed now
- Monday
- 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Tuesday
- 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Wednesday
- 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Thursday
- 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Friday
- 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Saturday
- 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- Sunday
- Closed
Location
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- Can I use a Queensland lawyer for interstate conveyancing?
- The practice handles conveyancing matters across Australia, including transactions outside Queensland.
- What might conveyancing cost for a Queensland property sale?
- Queensland property sales begin at $880 for the full conveyancing service; mandatory searches and other charges may also apply. Quotes are available.
- How long might settlement of my sale take?
- A 42-day settlement is typical, although the contract may provide for an earlier or later completion.
- How long does getting divorced usually take?
- After the hearing, divorce generally takes one month and one day; obtaining a hearing date may take several months.
- Can I apply for divorce without my partner's agreement?
- Following separation of at least 12 months, an individual may apply alone and arrange service of the required documents.
- Must I attend court for a divorce?
- Court attendance is not usually required, but an appearance may be needed in matters involving children younger than 18.
- What expenses can arise during a divorce?
- A straightforward amicable divorce may cost about $3,000, including an approximately $1,200 filing fee; financial settlement involves additional costs.
- What work do family lawyers handle?
- Family lawyers address divorce, financial arrangements and parenting disputes, commonly appearing in the Family Court or Federal Circuit Court.
- What hourly fees do family lawyers charge?
- Family lawyer fees are generally between $300 and $800 per hour, depending on experience.
- Can I manage my own Family Court matter?
- Self-representation is possible, although obtaining legal advice may be beneficial in Family Court proceedings.
- How might property be divided after separation?
- Outcomes depend on relationship length, children, contributions and other circumstances; percentages can range from 50/50 to 70/30, without a fixed formula.
- What do lawyers generally charge?
- Fees vary: junior lawyers may charge $250 hourly, while senior practitioners commonly charge $350–$800; some matters may involve lawyers appointed for people unable to pay.
- Do I need a lawyer to prepare my Will?
- A lawyer is not mandatory for Will preparation, though professional drafting can address estate-planning issues people may overlook.
- What does a lawyer charge for a standard Will?
- The practice charges $330 for a standard Will; other providers may charge up to $1,000, while $550 is described as a reasonable upper amount.
- Should I appoint a Power of Attorney?
- Property owners are advised to consider appointing an attorney for circumstances preventing personal management.
- Can appointment of an attorney wait?
- The practice notes that appointment requires legal and mental capacity, making delay risky.