Through our global capability, we also specialise in advising clients on their visa applications outside of Australia. As a key member of Lawyers Associated Worldwide (LAW) and IR Global, we can connect our clients to over 850 firms in 150 different legal jurisdictions in order to support their migration requirements.
We are also able to advise investor visa applicants as to their foreign investment requirements in Australia and can provide legal advice in making their decisions.
For those wishing to settle in Australia, we provide ongoing legal and commercial support such as buying and selling properties in Australia, business start-ups, assist in arranging investments, wills and other services necessary to starting up in Australia or abroad.
Clients’ circumstances are assessed on a case by case basis to ensure that the best avenue is selected. Our staff are also fluent in a wide range of languages, including Cantonese, Korean and Mandarin.
Nearly a decade after the Royal Commission exposed systemic abuse across Australia’s institutions, survivors continue to face formidable legal barriers. The High Court’s decision in Bird v DP (2024) has reignited debate over institutional accountability, prompting the ACT to lead a new wave of reform.
AC Milan’s Serie A match in Perth exemplifies football’s globalisation, raising complex legal, regulatory, and fairness issues. The event challenges traditional league boundaries, impacting jurisdiction, player welfare, broadcasting rights, and fan engagement in an evolving global sports landscape.
AI-generated child sexual abuse material may be digital but its impacts are very real – causing trauma, reputational harm and fuelling exploitation. Increasingly, the law is treating this material as seriously as recorded abuse, elucidating the urgent need for reform, accountability and victim support.
The Meredith case spotlights NSW’s controversial strip-search practices, revealing systemic misuse, legal ambiguity, and serious harms. As a catalyst for class action, it raises urgent questions about police accountability, civil liberty, and meaningful reform.
Please contact our office for a free initial consultation. We can assess your circumstances and advise you of the best application path and the costs involved.
Ross Koffel is a Registered Migration Agent (LPN 5510775) and clients can be assured of a professional standard of service. A copy of the Code of Conduct for Migration Agents can be found at https://www.mara.gov.au/media/553229/Code_of_Conduct_April_2017.pdf.