We’re an Australian law firm that practices exclusively in complex migration and administrative law matters, including:
Practice predicts performance
Our director Joel McComber has acted exclusively in complex migration law matters since 2017. In that time he has acted, often successfully, in a wide range of matters, including responding to Notices of Intention to Consider Cancellation under s 501(2) and s 116(1)(e), responding to Notices of Intention to Consider Refusal under s 501(1), requesting revocation of mandatory cancellations under s 501CA and offshore cancellations under s 129, applications to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, and applications for judicial review to the Federal Circuit Court of Australia and the Federal Court of Australia.
Joel’s skills as a solicitor-advocate appearing in applications to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, applications for judicial review, and appeals of migration-related decisions have been acknowledged by multiple members of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and justices of the Federal Court of Australia, as well as counsel (including Senior Counsel) instructed to represent the Minister for Home Affairs.
You can find find a copy of Joel’s CV here.
Straightforward, staged and fixed fee pricing
We know that our clients and their families don’t have endless cash to pay for lawyers, so we keep our costs down by taking advantage of developing technologies and novel approaches to the law.
We have also partnered with QuickFee to enable our clients to pay our fees across four monthly, interest-free payments.
Revocation Request
under s 501CA or s 129-
Payable in two stages over twelve weeks
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Advice on prospects and evidence
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Gathering evidence in support of your response
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Lodging response with Department
Response to NOICC
issued under s 501(2) or s 116(1)-
Payable in two stages over four weeks
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Advice on prospects and evidence
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Gathering evidence in support of your response
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Lodging response with Department
Response to NOICR
issued under s 501(1)-
Payable in two stages over four weeks
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Advice on prospects and evidence
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Gathering evidence in support of your response
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Lodging response with Department
Application to AAT
for review of decision-
Payable in three stages over twleve weeks
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Advice on prospects and evidence
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Applying for review and preparing submissions
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Appearing at final hearing
Applying for judicial review? We can act on a no-win, no-fee basis in the Federal Circuit Court or Federal Court of Australia
If we think that you have reasonable prospects of success in an application to the Federal Circuit Court or Federal Court of Australia, we will offer to act on your behalf on at least a partial no-win, no-fee basis. Contact us to arrange a free case assessment.
