Areas of Practice.

Family Law.

As a firm, D & M Lawyers understands the trauma associated with the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship. We understand that no two families or people are the same, and therefore matters can be difficult and fraught with emotion. This is where we come in. We are here to provide you with comprehensive advice and guide you through this complicated and sensitive time. We understand that separation can often be both emotionally and financially draining, and therefore we are committed to assisting you to achieve pragmatic, economical, and sensible solutions.  

Immigration Law.

At D & M Lawyers we offer our clients quality legal advice delivered with an exceptional standard of service. We provide our clients with the opportunity to build genuine and lasting relationships which ensures continuity of advice and a true understanding of our client’s individual needs. From the moment of engagement, our dedicated and talented team will work with you, offering you legal advice which is tailored to address your specific needs.  

Intervention Orders.

What is an Intervention Order? A Family Violence Intervention Order is a court order made by a Magistrate that is designed to protect a person(s) from being subjected to family violence by a family member. 

A Personal Safety Intervention Order protects a person, their children, and their property from another person’s behaviour (non-family member). 

Victims Of Crime Assistance Tribunal. (VOCAT) 

The Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal (VOCAT) was established to provide financial assistance to victims of violent crime. This is done by granting the victim financial assistance to help with:

Counselling and medical expenses, Safety related expenses, Loss of earnings – up to $20,000, Assistance for reasonable funeral expenses & more.

Wills & Power Of Attorney.

After separation, we suggest that you review your Will. Now that you have separated from your spouse or partner, your Will may no longer be appropriate. By reviewing your Will, you can carefully ensure that it reflects your true wishes in the event of your death. If you do not update your Will after separation, any provision made to your former spouse will continue to apply. If you do not have a Will, we suggest that you obtain one immediately.