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LMN Lawyers are here to support you across a wide range of legal matters, including:

Contact us to arrange a consultation with one of our experienced and approachable solicitors.
Business Law
LMN lawyers offer sound legal advice not only on the purchase or sale of a business but also on setting up the right business structure for your enterprise. It’s important that each party to a sale or purchase of business transaction be independently advised by a lawyer and an accountant before entering into any contracts or agreements....
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Commercial and Property Law
LMN Lawyers understands that buying or selling a residential or commercial property is a big decision and a significant matter for most people. We are experienced in both New South Wales and Queensland which have very different legal processes for property transactions and can assist you with...
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Immigration Law
Our Immigration Law service can assist you whether you are seeking to live and work in Australia or you are seeking to come to Australia for business or for temporary reasons such as study, retirement.
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Notary Public Services
Clients with international interests or dealings often need documents ‘notarised’ by a notary public. A notary is a Senior lawyer invested with authority recognised under International Law.
In some circumstances, a Power attorney to be used overseas must be prepared and witnessed by a Notary Public and the notary’s certificate itself needs to be verified by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on behalf of the Australian Government in a separate document called an ‘apostille’...
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Estates, Wills & Powers of Attorney
A will is a formal document stating a person’s instructions as to how their property is to be dealt with after their death. How your passing financially impacts your loved one’s can be complicated by many things such as:
  • what you own,
  • how you own it,
  • who you wish to give it to, and
  • how you wish to give it
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Dispute Resolution and Court Litigation
At LMN Lawyers, we believe the law is about people first. Our mission is to support our clients with care, clarity, and unwavering dedication—whether they are building a business, protecting their family, or starting a new life. We are proud to serve our community with integrity, ensuring every client feels heard, supported, and confident in their future.
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LMN Lawyers are here to support you across a wide range of legal matters, including:

Contact us to arrange a consultation with one of our experienced and approachable solicitors.
Business Law
LMN lawyers offer sound legal advice not only on the purchase or sale of a business but also on setting up the right business structure for your enterprise. It’s important that each party to a sale or purchase of business transaction be independently advised by a lawyer and an accountant before entering into any contracts or agreements....
MORE
Immigration Law
Our Immigration Law service can assist you whether you are seeking to live and work in Australia or you are seeking to come to Australia for business or for temporary reasons such as study, retirement.
Do you know that there...
MORE
Notary Public Services
Clients with international interests or dealings often need documents ‘notarised’ by a notary public. A notary is a Senior lawyer invested with authority recognised under International Law.
In some circumstances, a Power attorney to be used overseas must be prepared and witnessed by a Notary Public and the notary’s certificate itself needs to be verified by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on behalf of the Australian Government in a separate document called an ‘apostille’...
MORE
Wills & Powers of Attorney
A will is a formal document stating a person’s instructions as to how their property is to be dealt with after their death. How your passing financially impacts your loved one’s can be complicated by many things such as:
  • what you own,
  • how you own it,
  • who you wish to give it to, and
  • how you wish to give it
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Business Law

LMN lawyers offer sound legal advice not only on the purchase or sale of a business but also on setting up the right business structure for your enterprise. It’s important that each party to a sale or purchase of business transaction be independently advised by a lawyer and an accountant before entering into any contracts or agreements. We are experienced in both New South Wales and Queensland Law which have very different legal processes when it comes to transferring businesses. We can help with:
  • business structures including partnerships, companies and trusts
  • drafting and reviewing contracts
  • lease terms including options, rent and expenses
  • Put and Call options
  • goodwill and valuation of business assets
  • tax considerations
  • liaison with financial institutions
  • transfers of liquor licences, poker machine entitlements and equipment licences
  • franchises and franchising agreements
  • arranging due diligence searches and inspections
  • organising and attending settlement

Commercial & Property Law

LMN Lawyers understands that buying or selling a residential or commercial property is a big decision and a significant matter for most people. We are experienced in both New South Wales and Queensland which have very different legal processes for property transactions and can assist you with:
  • Preparation and review of contracts for sale or purchase of land
  • Property settlements and negotiations
  • Commercial & Retail Leases
  • Auction enquiries
  • Assistance with identifying suitable opportunities for finance
  • Assistance for first home owners & the First Home Owners Grant
  • Mortgages, refinancing & property deposit bonds
  • Foreign Investment Review Board applications
  • Property developments
  • Property subdivision
Our clients include first home buyers, property developers, real estate agents, banks, mortgage brokers and surveyors. Our conveyancing services are offered at competitive rates, and we deliver them through a highly qualified and experienced team.

Immigration

Our Immigration Law service can assist you whether you are seeking to live and work in Australia or you are seeking to come to Australia for business or for temporary reasons such as study, retirement.
Do you know that there are several different types of Australian visas available for people who want to come to Australia?. Government fees for lodging and processing of visa applications are considerably high and in most cases non-refundable.
We can also help you in cases where your visa application has been refused or your current visa has been cancelled.
Choosing the right immigration law service can be one of the most important decisions of your life. We have over 19 years of experience in immigration law.
Our service includes:
  • Advice and assistance with applications under Investors and Business Migration category including SIV; General Skilled Migration (GSM); Employer Sponsored Visas (ENS and ENRS).
  • Advice and assistance with applications for Family members e.g Parents and Spouse visas;
  • Advice and assistance on Change of Immigration Status in Australia e.g temporary to permanent resident.
  • Advice and assistance with temporary working visas, including sponsorships, nominations and visa extensions e.g subclass 457 visas
  • Advice and representation if your visa has been refused or you have been informed that your visa is one for cancellation .
  • Representation at the following specialised tribunals: Migration Review Tribunal, Administrative Appeals Tribunal, Refugee Review Tribunal, and in some instances at the Federal Court of Australia.

Notary Public Services

Clients with international interests or dealings often need documents ‘notarised’ by a notary public. A notary is a Senior lawyer invested with authority recognised under International Law.
In some circumstances, a Power attorney to be used overseas must be prepared and witnessed by a Notary Public and the notary’s certificate itself needs to be verified by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on behalf of the Australian Government in a separate document called an ‘apostille’.
In some overseas jurisdictions certified copies of documents are accepted only if have been certified by a Notary Public.
To discuss your legalisation needs and/or get a quote, please fill out the form below.

Wills & Powers of Attorney

Wills
A will is a formal document stating a person’s instructions as to how their property is to be dealt with after their death. How your passing financially impacts your loved one’s can be complicated by many things such as
  • what you own,
  • how you own it,
  • who you wish to give it to, and
  • how you wish to give it
If done right, your will can be a powerful and important document for securing your property, your family and your legacy.
We can help make your wishes clear, but we cannot provide financial advice. So before you book an appointment with us we encourage you to speak with a trusted accountant or financial advisor about what is best for you and your family.
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a legal document whereby one person grants another person the authority to make legal and financial decisions on their behalf.
It can be used in several ways – from having another take care of your affairs whilst you are travelling, to ensuring your loved one’s have the legal ability to help you in times of extended illness. A Power of Attorney or Enduring Power of Attorney can be prepared in two ways.
  • to come into effect immediately and to continue once the donor suffers a loss of capacity, or
  • to come into effect at a future time (such as the onset of mental incapacity)
Enduring Power of Attorney
An Enduring Power of Attorney takes this a step further. It allows the person nominated to manage the affairs (the “Donee”) to continue to do so even after the person who gave them the power (the “Donor”) is found to have diminished mental capacity due to injury or illness.
This arrangement can remain in place as long as the donor is still alive.
Advanced Health Directives/ Appointment of Enduring guardians
An Advance Health Directive (QLD) or Appointment of Enduring Guardians (NSW) is a legal document whereby you grant the right to make decisions in regard to your health and living arrangements to another person. This comes into effect only when you are deemed to have lost the ability to make decisions for yourself and gives your family the right to speak to health professionals about your medical situation and also to make the decisions necessary to carry out your wishes in regard to medical treatment options.
Signing
In order to sign any of the abovementioned documents, the donor/will-maker must be capable of understanding the nature of the document they are signing and its effect. It is therefore important in situations where a Power of Attorney must be appointed or a Will made, that it is done so in a timely manner.
In circumstances that make the Donor’s/ will-maker’s capability to understand unclear, such as in the case of mental illnesses that onset gradually, it is likely that we will require the Donor/will-maker to provide us with a letter from their doctor that confirms their capability.
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