Watson & Watson Solicitors

Watson & Watson specialise in Family law, Building & Construction, Commercial Litigation and Trade Practices - with over 25 years of experience in these legal areas. In addition to Family Law and Building and Construction law, Watson & Watson offer expert legal representation and advice in the areas of Commercial litigation & Disputes, Company Law, Trusts & Partnerships, White Collar Crime, Conveyancing, Insolvency and Wills & Probate.

One is you've been presented with let's say, a building contract to sign, and been smart enough to seek advice. Good: many disputes have their origins even at this stage. It's surprising how many people, when presented with a contract and told, "It's a standard thing, " meekly comply. The trouble is, there are probably twenty-seven so-called 'standard' building contracts.

Strict time limits continue to apply notwithstanding the impact this virus has had on all financial sectors. DO NOT DELAY contact Richard Watson or Shereen Da Gloria on 9221 6011 to discuss your matter. Building law and construction law are specialty areas for Watson & Watson Lawyers. You can count on our lawyers and solicitors for legal assistance for your Building & Construction project.

With over 20 years of experience in family and divorce law, Watson & Watson Lawyers know how to get the best possible outcome for your family law matter. Your children are most likely your biggest concern when going through divorce or separation. Watson & Watson can assist you with matters regarding your children, child support and child custody as well as a range of other legal areas including international children matters.

Watson and Watson's commercial litigation lawyers have over 20 years experience in providing legal advice and representation for commercial disputes for businesses of various sizes and nature. Commercial disputes can be complex and potentially quite costly. For this reason, we take into account our clients' financial and legal position in when considering the most practical way to proceed with litigation.