We believe that every person is entitled to have the benefit of good legal advice for a reasonable fee
Proctor Phair Lawyers has been in practice since 1962 and collectively we have 80 years experience and can provide you with advice and represent you in the following areas of practice:
Monthly Archives : Month: August 2018
Cost plus building contracts
Proctor Phair Lawyers assists clients in litigation involving cost plus building contracts successfully settled in favour of the clients
Employment and Restructure
Proctor Phair Lawyers assists clients to settle disputes with employer during restructure resulting in client job security
Real property and Easements
Proctor Phair Lawyers represents developers in obtaining drainage easements through neighbouring properties pursuant to section 88K of the Conveyancing Act 1919
Crime and proportionality
Proctor Phair Lawyers was successful in persuading the prosecution to have regard to the disproportionate consequences of forcing the primary witness to give evidence against the de facto partner resulting in the charges against the de facto partner being withdrawn.
No de facto relationship
Proctor Phair Lawyers represents client in seeking declaration that no de facto relationship existed with the other party who is seeking financial orders against the client through the Family Court
Orders to spend time with children
Proctor Phair Lawyers represents client in Family Court application to obtain orders to spend time with children when other parent is actively stopping any contact
De facto financial agreement
Proctor Phair Lawyers represents client in relation to entering into a binding financial agreement during de facto relationship to protect assets for the benefit of children from former relationship
Reseal of UK grant of probate
Proctor Phair Lawyers represents UK client in application to reseal of UK grant of probate in NSW
Preliminary discovery
Proctor Phair Lawyers represents client in Supreme Court application for preliminary discovery and further application to the court to exercise its inherent jurisdiction to obtain discovery orders against third parties prior to commencement of proceedings
Victory for commercial landlord
Proctor Phair Lawyers represents client in successfully obtaining judgment against a former commercial tenant for substantial unpaid rent and damages pursuant to the lease to the maximum jurisdictional amount. Proctor Phair Lawyers successfully defended an application by the former tenant to set aside the judgment and the bankruptcy notice
PROCTOR PHAIR LAWYERS
Level 2, 352 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000
PO Box Q869, QVB NSW 1230
P.(02) 9299 9292
F.(02) 9299 9191
E.ppl@proctorphairlawyers.com.au
