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Hale & Partners Lawyers
A solicitor in a tailored blazer reviewing documents with a young couple at a timber table in a sunlit Pirie Street office

Services

Clear advice for family, property and estate matters

Family law, wills and estates, and conveyancing advice for Adelaide families and home buyers.

How We Work

From first call to resolution

A plain run of steps, the same for every matter.

  1. 1

    Free first call

    A 30-minute consultation at no charge, to hear your situation and outline options.

  2. 2

    Fixed-fee quote

    Where the work allows it, we set a fixed fee before anything starts.

  3. 3

    Advice and action

    We prepare documents, negotiate or mediate, and keep you informed at each step.

  4. 4

    Resolution

    Matters close with agreements, settlements or documents signed and filed.

Questions

Common questions about our services

Answers to what families and home buyers ask before their first call.

Do you offer a free consultation?

Yes. The first 30-minute consultation is at no charge, so you can discuss your situation before deciding to engage us.

Is conveyancing a fixed fee?

Yes. Our conveyancing work is fixed-fee, agreed before we start on your purchase or sale.

What is mediation and when is it used?

Mediation is a structured conversation with a neutral third party, used to reach agreement on parenting or property matters without going to court.

Who handles family law matters?

Catherine Hale, our principal, is an accredited family law specialist, and leads our family law work.

Do you prepare wills and estate documents?

Yes. Daniel Okafor, our senior associate, prepares wills, powers of attorney and estate administration for Adelaide families.

Where are you located?

Our office is on Pirie Street, Adelaide, open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5.30pm.

Still have a question?

Call us or book a free first consultation.

Get Started

Talk to us about your matter

The first 30-minute consultation is at no charge.