Bellco Law can provide help for property, commercial, corporate, business, estate, succession, will, trusts matters. Some of the matters we can provide help with include:

• Commercial Leasing, Industrial Leasing, Retail Leasing
• Residential purchase conveyancing, Residential sale conveyancing, Commercial purchase conveyancing, Commercial sale conveyancing (Real Estate)
• Agricultural (farm land / rural land) transactions, acquisitions, licencing, adjistments, share-farming, compensation agreements, resumptions, water
• Self-Managed Superannuation (SMSF) compliance, acquisition, transfers, reviews, wind-up, variations
• Trusts (Unit trust, discretionary trust, testamentary trust) advices, establishments, trust deed variations or updates, trustee advices, bare trusts, custodian trusts
• Business transactions, mergers, acquisitions, compliance, disputes, mediation, licencing, franchises, supply and distribution, business structures
• Company compliance, company structures, company establishment, share sales, shareholder agreements, shareholder disputes, director advices, DPN advices
• Land Amalgamation, Land Subdivision, Easements, Covenants, Licencing, Land Developments

The legal system is complex, varied and often difficult to navigate. Lawyers have legal training, knowledge and skills to assist and understand. Engaging a lawyer will save you not just time but it will reduce the stress and risk of adverse legal consequences.

Getting high-quality legal representation reduces stress and avoids costly mistakes. Bellco Law’s team of lawyers and conveyancers will ensure any matter you engage Bellco Law to assist with is handled with the upmost of care and consideration.

A lawyer is a person who is qualified to provide legal advice regarding the rights and obligations of a person. Not all staff in a law firm are lawyers. For example, a lawyer is qualified to provide legal advice regarding the terms of a contract and whether a particular term has been breached or not. A conveyancer is someone that is experienced in the area of conveyancing but is unable to provide legal advice.

Yes. In certain circumstances, a person may only need advice on a specific process or item. Bellco Law can offer a 1-hour consultation process for these types of instances at a fixed fee.

Often one-off or specific legal advice is best utilised when a person is looking for practical or useful legal guidance on a matter or they have a specific or isolated legal matter requiring bespoke advice or input as part of a wider legal, commercial or business matter.

Yes. Bellco Law’s team of lawyers can undertake consultations or meetings with you via telephone or via a video call (for instance Microsoft Teams).

Yes. With notice, Bellco Law’s team of lawyers can attend to appointments with you after-hours.

Bellco Law’s normal hours and days of trade are:

• Monday – Thursday: 8:30am – 5:00pm (excluding public holidays)
• Friday: 8:30am to 4:00pm (excluding public holidays)

If you need an after-hours appointment, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your situation.

Yes. Bellco Law’s team of lawyers can travel to a client’s place of residence or place of business or to a hospital or to a retirement facility.

This is a service we offer to our client’s that are unable to physically attend our office.

If you are unable to attend any in-person appointment at our office, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your situation.

No. Our safe custody storage for your important legal documents (such as Wills or EPOA’s) is a complimentary offering to our clients.