As a business owner or member of a wealthy family, sometimes you end up in a complex legal issue, or even a dispute. The best way out just isn’t obvious. You’re asking yourself “what should I do next?”. Whatever you do, don’t put your head in the sand. The issue isn’t going to go away by itself.
There are solutions and strategies to help you quickly resolve your issue, and get back on with life. Catherine will help you identify your options and guide you through what’s necessary to put the right solution in place. After this process is complete, the path will be clear again.
To get started, call Catherine for an initial no-obligation chat on 0424 352 646.
At the end of this call she will book in a time to get a better understanding of what you’re facing, and walk you through the strategies. She will summarise the agreed plan in well-defined next steps, and then rally around to efficiently execute the plan.
Catherine is a list maker – she works through problems methodically, so nothing is missed out. As each step of the process is crossed off, you will feel a great weight has been lifted, giving you the breathing space to make plans for the future. Catherine has tackled most things. She has handled property transactions, family law property settlements and disputes, succession and estate planning, deceased estates (including Will challenges) and a wide variety of commercial transactions. Catherine particularly enjoys working with farming families to assist them with the unique challenges they face in relation to their personal and business succession planning.
Catherine is our go-to lawyer when patience and an attention to detail is required. People like working with Catherine. She finds answers for them, and genuinely becomes part of their team.
Contact details
- Mobile: 0424 352 646
- Email: catherine@adlvlaw.com.au
- Reception: 1300 654 590
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Justice and Society, Flinders University
- Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice (with Distinction), Flinders University
- Admitted to the High Court of Australia
