Three ways to reach us. All go to a lawyer.
Call for anything urgent — police contact, a court date, a deadline. Email or use the form if it can wait a business day and you have documents to send.
Send us the details in writing
If your matter is urgent, call 1300 165 767 rather than using this form. Otherwise fill it in and we will come back to you within one business day. Please do not attach confidential material until we have confirmed we can act.
In immediate danger, or currently with police?
Call 000 for emergencies. If you are at a police station and have been asked to participate in an interview, ask to speak to a lawyer first, then call us on 1300 165 767.
DVConnect Womensline — 1800 811 811
DVConnect Mensline — 1800 600 636
Lifeline — 13 11 14
What the first conversation covers.
Contacting us does not create a solicitor–client relationship. No relationship exists until we have completed a conflict check and you have signed a costs agreement. Please do not send confidential material you would not want read before we have confirmed we can act.
Talk to a lawyer, not a call centre.
Tell us what has happened and we will tell you plainly where you stand, what it is likely to cost, and what the next step is.