Our Practice
The matters we act in
Murati Lawyers is a litigation practice acting for individuals, families and businesses — and a document practice that draws on the same courtroom experience.
01
Family Law
We act in all family law matters, including de facto and same-sex relationships, with a particular focus on property disputes in the Federal Circuit and Family Court.
Property settlements and financial disputes
Parenting disputes and arrangements
Divorce applications
Intervention orders and family violence matters
Binding financial agreements
Child support, including AAT reviews
02
Wills & Estates
We represent people unfairly left out of a will and act in estate disputes of all kinds, from first letter to final orders. We also draft new wills and review existing ones.
Family provision claims
No win, no fee available in some cases.
Disputes between executors
Disputes between beneficiaries and executors
Probate and administration disputes
Trusts and equitable claims
Drafting and reviewing wills
03
Commercial Law
Disputes between the people who run a business, and the claims that arise out of commercial dealings — from contract to trial.
Shareholder, director and partnership disputes
Contractual and commercial claims
Company and trust disputes
Insolvency and winding-up proceedings
Fraud and negligence claims
Buying, selling and starting a business or franchise
04
Property Law
Interests in land, and the disputes that arise over them. Many non-litigious property services are offered at a fixed fee.
Purchase and sale of property
Registration and removal of caveats
Competing interests and ownership disputes
Sub-division of land
Owners corporation and building disputes
Compulsory acquisition and land valuation claims
05
Contracts, Wills & Other Documents
We also act in non-litigious matters. Years of running disputes tells us exactly where documents fail, and we use that experience to prepare robust, enforceable documents that protect your interests.
Commercial contracts and agreements
Commercial and retail leases
Wills and testamentary trusts
Powers of attorney and medical treatment appointments
Deeds, including settlement and loan deeds
Company registration and formation documents