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New name for a familiar face

Noosa & Hinterland Family Lawyers is the new name for a familiar face in Cooroy.

Local lawyers Cooroy Legal Centre and McCarthy Family Law in Noosaville amalgamated in July last year and are now celebrating their successful marriage with a new name.

Principal lawyer Ms Jane McCarthy said the new name was chosen to celebrate the firm’s wide experience in all types of family law matters.

“We will continue to offer sensible advice in all parenting, property, domestic violence and child protection disputes,” Ms McCarthy said.

“Collectively our lawyers have more than 70 years’ experience between them in helping families to negotiate new arrangements after separation.”

Ms McCarthy said both offices in Cooroy and Noosaville would also continue to help people with their wills, powers of attorney, and winding up deceased estates.

Conveyancing remains a strength for the new practice.

“Shelley, our very popular conveyancer, is still with us to provide knowledgeable and friendly help for people who are buying or selling property in Noosa and the hinterland,” Ms McCarthy said.

Noosa & Hinterland Family Lawyers will operate from their Noosaville office to service the Noosa community, while the Cooroy office will service those in the hinterland. Video and phone appointments, including free initial consultations, are available for clients who are unable to attend either office easily.

More information about Noosa and Hinterland Family Lawyers can be found at the firm’s webpage noosahinterlandfamilylawyers.com.au.

Both offices can be reached by phoning 5408 4399.

• Family Law

• Wills and Estates

• Conveyancing

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