Our Expertise

At JAS Legal we recognize our strengths and focus on those areas to ensure that we provide expert and up-to-date advice for your legal problems. To find out more about our services, click on the relevant links below:

Family Law

Many people who are involved in relationships may at some time need the advice and help of a family lawyer. At JAS legal we provide expert advice and professional service in relation to common & unique family law issues involving parents, spouses, children, grandparents and de-facto partnerships.

We provide specialist service in relation to the following:

Applications to the Court in relation to property & children
Consent Orders
Binding Financial Agreements
Cohabitation Agreements
Divorce Applications
Negotiations and Mediation

Property Law & Conveyancing

Do you wish to purchase or sell a property? (make first point)

Have you recently inherited a property? Thinking about sales and the transmission of titles? Do you wish to purchase or sell a property?

We can provide you with expert legal advice on all Property Law. At JAS legal you will find useful information, prompt and professional action on both commercial and residential conveyancing, leases, tenant rights, making bids at auctions, mortgages, property valuations, and more.

We deal with complex and straight-forward property matters

Wills

At JAS legal we provide you with information on the legal steps you can take to ensure that your wishes are honoured, and that loved ones are provided for. We provide in-depth legal information on creating Wills, appointing powers of attorney and enduring guardians.

Estates

The death of a loved one is a sensitive and emotional time for all those involved.

At JAS legal we will help honour the wishes of your loved one in a respectful, efficient and sympathetic manner. We are experienced in obtaining probate and helping in the administration of complex estates in a timely fashion.

Notary Services

Do you need a document to be certified? Do you need a document to be recognised overseas?

Whilst having the signature of a Solicitor or Justice of the Peace may be all you need in Australia, most countries will not recognise such signatures and you may be required to have a notorised copy by a Notary Public.