Providing expert advice from Law Society Accredited Specialists across
Greater Sydney including: The Hills District, Parramatta & Auburn
Greater Sydney including: The Hills District, Parramatta & Auburn
We provide practical, realistic, straightforward, plain English advice with proven expertise in family/de facto law, estate planning, wills, powers of attorney & guardianship, probate, property & business law.
We are a boutique firm focused upon providing professional personal services that are timely and cost effective. We achieve this through understanding your personal circumstances and giving advice that is tailored to your situation.
Our expertise encompasses:
Law Society Accredited Specialist
Calvin Nelson & Co has earned a strong reputation and respect since 1960. Our specialist legal services are provided at our 3 offices - in the Hills at West Pennant Hills, the Parramatta local area at Ermington and at our head office at Auburn.
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Our mission is to provide outstanding services, in a cost-effective, timely manner. Winning local Business Awards is a testament of our integrity and focus in achieving our client’s goals.
Our experience, since 1960, allows us to provide practical advice in plain English. We work hard to provide affordable practical legal solutions, as your success is our success. We provide realistic and practical advice to facilitate your instructions.
Through our experience and quality advice, we receive referrals from the Law Society, other Solicitors and existing clients.
Contact one of our Solicitors for a free telephone consultation.
Expert Advice from our Legal Specialists
In the event of a de facto relationship breakdown, it is important to be aware of your de facto relationship separation entitlements & obtain a financial adjustment
Marriage & de facto property and/or financial rights, need to be dealt with as soon as possible, to provide closure & to minimise anxiety, stress and costs.
When a person has been appointed as an Executor under a Will they may need to obtain a “Grant of Probate” of the Will, to deal with a deceased person’s assets.
Generally, all assets must be taken into account, whether they are acquired before or during the relationship or after the separation.
We look forward to discussing your requirements, please complete the form below or call to speak with one of our experts today.
