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Parramatta lawyers for business, families and councils

Commercial, family, property, employment, insolvency, wills and local government law from one firm on Smith Street, Parramatta, since 1962.

Level 7, 10–14 Smith StreetMon–Fri 9am–5:30pm

What has happened?

Pick the line closest to your situation. You will see the group that handles it, the principals who lead it and the quickest way to reach them.

Commercial & business law

Contracts, franchising, buying or selling a business or shares, and advice for directors and shareholders.

  • Geeti ChawlaPrincipal
  • Stewart GoughPrincipal
  • Michael StevensPrincipal

Ranked by Doyle’s Guide in three practice areas

Doyle’s Guide rankings listed on matthewsfolbigg.com.au
Family & divorce lawRecommended firm, Sydney. Four Accredited Specialists in Family Law on the team.2018–2026
Insolvency & restructuringRecommended firm, NSW. Principal Stephen Mullette listed as a Leading Lawyer for 2025 and 2026.2024–2026
Planning & developmentRecommended firm, NSW.2020–2026

Also an LGP Approved Contractor for NSW councils. Source: Doyle’s Guide rankings as listed on matthewsfolbigg.com.au.

A client on working with the firm

“The lawyers at Matthews Folbigg understand the difficulties employers face with the practical application of employment law in the workplace.”

Maria Avery, Human Resources Operations Manager, Sandvik Australia · Employment law

Questions people ask first

Straight answers to what clients usually want to know before they call.

How much is a first family law consultation?

The first family law consultation is a fixed fee, however long the meeting takes; the fee is confirmed when you call the family law line on 1800 300 170. Afterwards, the lawyer you met sends you a written report with their advice.

How are conveyancing fees quoted?

You get a written quote with the exact cost of your sale or purchase, with no hidden costs. Disbursements such as printing, photocopying and phone calls are included in the quoted fee.

How can employers pay for employment law advice?

Employers can choose a retainer for ongoing questions, a fixed fee for a defined project, or the traditional hourly rate.

Most matters start with one call.

Call the Parramatta office or send a short enquiry. It goes to the group that handles your kind of matter.

Level 7
10–14 Smith Street
Parramatta

Monday to Friday, 9am–5:30pm
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