Statement of Ethics

Statement of Ethics - Law Society NSW

 The true profession of law is based on an ideal of honourable service (Riley, NSW Solicitors Manual).

We acknowledge the role of our profession in serving our community in the administration of justice. We recognise that the law should protect the rights and freedoms of members of society. We understand that we are responsible to our community to observe high standards of conduct and behaviour when we perform our duties to the courts, our clients and our fellow practitioners.

Our conduct and behaviour should reflect the character we aspire to have as a profession.

This means that as individuals engaged in the profession and as a profession:

• We primarily serve the interests of justice.
• We act competently and diligently in the service of our clients. 
• We advance our clients' interests above our own.
• We act confidentially and in the protection of all client information.
• We act together for the mutual benefit of our profession.
• We avoid any conflict of interest and duties.
• We observe strictly our duty to the Court of which we are officers to ensure the proper and efficient administration of justice.
• We seek to maintain the highest standards of integrity, honesty and fairness in all our dealings.
• We charge fairly for our work.

Proclaimed by the Council of the Law Society of New South Wales 28 May 2009.

Special Offer

These are our special offers for our legal service fees (prices are inclusive of GST).

1.  First consultation fee: $132 for half an hour, $264 for up to one and a half hours if you refer to this offer.

2.  10% off for all family matters if you have a current pension card.

3.  Off the Plan Property Purchase from $1,210.

4.  Conveyancing under 1 million from $1,100.

5.  Conveyancing from 1 million to 2 million from $1,210.

6.  Conveyancing of Community Title from $1,452.

7.  Basis Will from $220, Will for special need beneficiary from $550.

8. Financial Agreement from $1,210, Review of Financial Agreement from $726.

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Surf at the website of State Debt Recovery Office and read the “SDRO Review Guidelines”. For some traffic offences like parking and red light camera, if you have 10 year clear driving record, your penalty may be waived but a caution will be recorded.



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