SAMBANIS FAMILY LAW · NEWSTEAD, BRISBANE

Your next step starts here

Request a free 20-minute discovery call or an initial consultation with a lawyer for $385 including GST, lasting up to 90 minutes.

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A clear first step, with the support that suits your situation.

01 · INITIAL ENQUIRY

Free 20-minute discovery call

Speak with a paralegal about your enquiry, initial details and procedural questions.

This call does not provide legal advice.

02 · LEGAL ADVICE

Initial lawyer consultation

$385 including GST · Up to 90 minutes

Discuss your circumstances and legal options with a lawyer.

Request an appointment

We respond within one business day. Our team will contact you to confirm a suitable appointment time.

Please share only brief initial details here; we can explain which documents are needed when arranging your consultation.

What happens next

1. Request contact

Choose a free discovery call or an initial consultation with a lawyer. Share your contact details and a brief outline of what you need.

2. Hear from our team

We respond within one business day to confirm your enquiry and arrange a suitable time.

3. Take your next step

A discovery call covers initial details and procedural questions. An initial lawyer consultation provides legal advice about your circumstances and options.

Contact FAQs

The initial lawyer consultation is $385 including GST and lasts up to 90 minutes. You can discuss your circumstances and legal options with a lawyer. Our team will confirm availability when arranging your appointment.

The free 20-minute discovery call is with a paralegal and covers your initial enquiry and procedural questions. It does not provide legal advice. For advice about your circumstances, request an initial lawyer consultation.

We respond to enquiries within one business day. Submitting the form requests an appointment; our team will confirm the time with you.

A short outline of your situation, your main questions and any upcoming dates is a helpful starting point. Please provide only brief initial details in the enquiry form. Our team can explain which documents to bring to your consultation.

No. A consultation helps you understand your circumstances and the options available. Depending on the matter, negotiation or mediation may help resolve issues without a contested hearing. Your lawyer can discuss the appropriate approach for your situation.