Waratah Chambers
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Waratah Chambers is a Sydney barristers' chambers at Level 16, 175 Liverpool Street, established in 2008. Its barristers appear in courts and tribunals across Australia, and matters come in as briefs sent to the street address. It is best known for family law, where members advise and appear in parenting, property settlement and child support matters.
Mediation and arbitration
Alternative dispute resolution is an important part of the practice, alongside court work. A number of the members are qualified mediators and arbitrators, and the chambers has dedicated facilities for mediation and arbitration sessions.
Areas of law at Waratah Chambers
Family law
Wills and estates
Conveyancing and property
Personal injury
Criminal and traffic
Commercial and IP
Other areas of law
Members take on family law work of several kinds: parenting, financial matters including property settlement and maintenance, child support, child abduction, care and protection, and the role of Independent Children's Lawyer. Other listed practice areas include property, wills and probate, trusts and estates, succession and family provision, crime, personal injury, medical and professional negligence, and commercial law. Aviation, appellate work, inquests, insurance, and mediation and arbitration are listed too.
Tips for visiting Waratah Chambers
- ✓Send briefs to the chambers' street address, and use the phone number or clerk email for other enquiries.
- ✓Ask about fees and first consultations when you call, since the site does not set these out.
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FAQ about Waratah Chambers
How do I instruct Waratah Chambers?
Waratah Chambers is a barristers' chambers, and briefs are sent to its street address. Enquiries can go to the clerk by phone or email.
Do Waratah Chambers barristers appear outside Sydney?
Yes. Its members are available to appear in all courts and tribunals in Australia.
Is Waratah Chambers an accredited specialist?
No, the chambers does not claim accredited specialist status.