Harbourside Legal Services
Last updated★ 4.3 · 16 Google reviews
Harbourside Legal Services is a boutique law firm based in North Sydney, with family law, property and conveyancing, and wills and estates as its main areas. Customers say the team keeps them informed at each step and stays supportive through difficult family and property matters.
Who you will deal with
The team page names Abraham Ishkhanian as Principal Solicitor and Nadine Elhage as Senior Associate, with Lise Champion as Office Manager. The firm describes the combined experience of its lawyers as more than seven decades, and says it can attend any court in New South Wales.
Areas of law at Harbourside Legal Services
Family law
Wills and estates
Conveyancing and property
Criminal and traffic
Family work covers divorce and separation, domestic violence, property settlement, child custody and child support. Property work covers buying and selling property, along with retirement residences. Estate work covers wills and estate planning, contesting a will, probate and letters of administration. Criminal and traffic offences are also named as areas of work. One customer described a first home purchase that settled without stress.
What customers say about Harbourside Legal Services
- 💬Customers say the team keeps them informed at each step
- 💬Customers describe the staff as professional and supportive through difficult matters
Tips for visiting Harbourside Legal Services
- ✓Book an appointment online through the client portal, or call (02) 9955 6692.
- ✓Bring the details of your matter when you call, so the team can match you with the right lawyer.
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FAQ about Harbourside Legal Services
Does Harbourside Legal Services offer a free case assessment?
Yes, a Free Case Assessment is offered through the contact buttons on its website.
Does Harbourside Legal Services handle immigration matters?
Immigration work is handled by Brett Slater Solicitors, a separate firm in the same group.
Can Harbourside Legal Services act in courts outside Sydney?
Yes, the firm says it can attend any court in New South Wales.