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Our Services
Practice areas describe the law we know. These are the ways we actually help — from a single written opinion to conduct of a matter from notice through to enforcement.
What We Offer
Every engagement begins with a written scope and a fee basis, so you know what you are buying before we begin.
A structured first opinion on where you stand. You leave the session knowing the legal position, the realistic outcomes, the likely timeline and what it will cost — in writing, whether or not you engage us further.
End-to-end conduct of your matter before trial courts, tribunals, District Courts and the High Court — pleadings, evidence, arguments and execution, handled by the advocate who briefed you.
Agreements, deeds, petitions, replies and settlements drafted from scratch for your facts. We do not adapt templates and hope for the best — clauses are written to hold when they are tested.
A properly drafted notice resolves a surprising share of disputes without litigation, and strengthens your record if it does not. We also draft measured replies to notices you have received.
Title searches, corporate diligence and transaction opinions that tell you what you are actually buying — including the defects that cannot be cured and the risks worth walking away from.
Retainer advisory that keeps a business on the right side of company, tax and data protection obligations, with a calendar so filings and renewals never lapse unnoticed.
Company and LLP incorporation, property registration, GST registration and society formation — handled as a managed process with status visibility, not a black box.
Video and telephone consultation for clients outside the city or abroad, with documents exchanged securely and powers of attorney arranged so you need not travel for routine appearances.
Practice Areas
We practise in 12 areas of law, from corporate structuring and taxation to criminal defence, family matters and property disputes.
Describe your situation and we will tell you what is actually required — which is sometimes less than you expected.
