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Culwulla Chambers

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★ 4.7 · 11 Google reviews

Culwulla Chambers is a barristers' chambers in central Sydney with 20 barristers practising across several jurisdictions. It has operated since 1985 from a 1912 Federation building. Family law and criminal law are among its listed areas of practice.

Membership and structure

All barristers on the floor are members of the New South Wales Bar Association. The chambers' liability is limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation. Former members include current and former judges, such as the Hon. Justice Peter Rose (retired) and His Hon. Judge J. Priestley of the District Court of NSW.

Areas of law at Culwulla Chambers

Family law

Family law

Wills and estates

Succession

Conveyancing and property

Land and environment

Criminal and traffic

Criminal law

Commercial and IP

Commercial lawTax

Other areas of law

EquityAppellateMiningTrade practicesAdoption and surrogacyCare and protection

The chambers lists practice areas including family, criminal, commercial, succession, tax, equity, appellate, land and environment, mining, trade practices, adoption and surrogacy, and care and protection. Customers describe their barristers as dedicated and committed, and one customer says they were kept well informed throughout their case.

Tips for visiting Culwulla Chambers

  • ✓Check the areas of practice list before you call, as the page may be out of date.
  • ✓Call (02) 9231 4611 to ask which barrister handles your type of matter.
  • ✓Ask about fees and first consultations when you call.

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FAQ about Culwulla Chambers

Does Culwulla Chambers handle family law?

Yes, family law is one of its listed practice areas, and customers describe the barristers as dedicated.

Does Culwulla Chambers take criminal cases?

Criminal law is among its listed areas. Ask the chambers which barrister has the experience your matter needs.

Does Culwulla Chambers handle wills and estates?

Succession is the listed area closest to wills and estates work, so ask whether a barrister takes that kind of matter.